Ibanez GSR200B SR Gio Bass Guitar, 4-String, Walnut Flat

A guitar doesn't have to cost a lot to sound great. The GIO series was developed for players who want Ibanez quality and performance in a more affordable package. Not only do they look and play better than many other offerings in their price range, but they are held to the same standards and come with warranty is the same as Ibanez's more expensive models.

Features

Maple neck
The Maple neck provides stability and bright tonal character.

Dynamix pickups
The Ibanez DXP neck pickup and DXJ bridge pickup provide the rich, vintage sound.

Phat II EQ
Phat II active bass boost adds additional low-end power.

Jatoba Fretboard
Jatoba has a reddish brown color which produces a rich mid range with a crisp high end.

B10 series bridge
The B10 bridge allows fully adjustable intonation and solid tuning stability.

Technical Specifications

• Neck Type: GSR4
• Neck Material: Maple neck
• Body Material: Okoume body
• Fretboard: Jatoba fretboard
• Inlays: White dot inlay
• Frets: Medium frets
• Bridge: B10 bridge
• String Spacing: 19mm
• Neck Pickup: Dynamix P neck pickup (Passive)
• Bridge Pickup: Dynamix J bridge pickup (Passive)
• Equalizer: Phat II EQ
• Factory Tuning: 1G, 2D, 3A, 4E
• String Gauge: .045/.065/.080/.100
• Hardware Color: Black
• Scale Length: 34"
• Nut Width: 41mm
• Fret Width at 22 Fret: 62mm
• Neck Thickness at 1st Fret: 21mm
• Neck Thickness at 12tg Fret: 22mm
• Radius: 305mmR

GSR200B's EQ curve diagram

The variable range of the frequency increases from 20 Hz to the high range, and the variable range decreases from the peak around 100 Hz to around 1000 Hz. The variable width of the frequency becomes large again in the high range from around 1000 Hz, and reaches the peak at around 10,000 Hz, and then becomes smaller again. The variable range around 100 Hz is about 15 dB, the range around 1000 Hz is about 5 dB, and the range around 10000 Hz is about 10 dB.

GSR200B's control diagram

There are four knobs on this bass. The two knobs closest to the bridge are the volume knobs. The knob closest to the input jack is the tone knob, and the 4th knob, closest to the neck, is PHAT II EQ knob.