1980 Ibanez Studio 924 REDUCED - *SOLD* £925 N Ireland

[briansbrew]

REDUCED TO £800 FOR QUICK SALE ++++

 

Up for sale is my 1980 Ibanez Studio 924 with original case

The case is a bit tatty on the outside but is functional

 

Weight is about 5.0 Kgs, I dont have my scales at the moment but will check it out later when I get them back

Nut width is 42mm with a lovley shallow fast neck

Very little fret wear

Some dings and scrapes here and there but in overall great condition

 

Controls

Master Volume

Varitone rotary

3 way toggle for pickups

Active switch for preamp boost

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited February 16, 2023 by briansbrew

[dutchwife]

How do you always manage to come up with such tasty basses Brian? Lovely machine, GLWTS 🤞🏻

[briansbrew]

26 minutes ago, dutchwife said:

How do you always manage to come up with such tasty basses Brian? Lovely machine, GLWTS 🤞🏻

I just seem to get Lucky at times..Lovely example this one and well looked after

[merello]

Lovely piece of wood

[briansbrew]

1 minute ago, merello said:

Lovely piece of wood

Beautiful woods used in construction of this bass, how it changes from front to back...

[Guest Gabriel1918]

Fantastic basses, especially from this era.  Good luck with the sale.

[briansbrew]

2 minutes ago, Gabriel1918 said:

Fantastic basses, especially from this era.  Good luck with the sale.

Thank you, one of the best from Ibanez

[von Braun]

Ibanez basses from this era are true quality instruments and basically bulletproof.  I had '79 active Roadster bass that I used for rehearsals 10 years ago, lived in the back of the guitarist's farmers Landy, along with hay bales, horse feed and sundry other detritus (in it's battered old case) and never put a foot wrong and near enough still in tune every time. Epic!  It did acquire an unfortunate slight niff of the farmyard though and when I came to shift it on, I had to let the original case go and air it out for a couple of weeks...Great basses and the Studios have so much flexibility in terms of sound.

[briansbrew]

3 hours ago, von Braun said:

Ibanez basses from this era are true quality instruments and basically bulletproof.  I had '79 active Roadster bass that I used for rehearsals 10 years ago, lived in the back of the guitarist's farmers Landy, along with hay bales, horse feed and sundry other detritus (in it's battered old case) and never put a foot wrong and near enough still in tune every time. Epic!  It did acquire an unfortunate slight niff of the farmyard though and when I came to shift it on, I had to let the original case go and air it out for a couple of weeks...Great basses and the Studios have so much flexibility in terms of sound.

Lovely story von braun, these basses can do so much like you say...

[briansbrew]

Open to sensible offers

[Guest]

Beautiful bass even though there’s nothing “fast” about a slim or shallow neck. The myth must die!