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Ibanez AGB200 Black Flat

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AGB200BKF
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Ibanez AGB200 Black Flat Acoustic Bass.

  • Semi-hollow design
  • Body made of ash
  • Set-in neck constructed from three pieces of nato/maple
  • Rosewood fingerboard
  • Classic Elite Bass pickups
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Data sheet

Pickup Configuration
HH
Build
Semi Hollow Body
Strings Number
4.
Design
Semi Hollow
Direction
Right-handed
Scale
30"
Frets
6105 Medium
Body Wood
Basswood
Neck
Maple
Fretboard
Walnut
Body Finish
Satin Matte
Nut Width
1.65"
Number of Frets
22
Description

The guiding philosophy of Ibanez for acoustic instruments, "a modern approach to the tradition of the acoustic guitar," naturally extends to their collection of acoustic basses. With tone, style, and playability at an incredible price, Ibanez acoustic basses are creatively inspiring tools designed to excel in a wide variety of musical situations.

  • Semi-hollow
  • 3-piece Maple/Nyatoh neck
  • Linden body
  • Rosewood fingerboard
  • White binding and inlays
  • 22 Medium frets
  • Gibraltar III Bass bridge (19 mm string spacing)
  • Classic Elite Bass pickups at the neck and bridge
  • Chrome hardware
  • Scale length: 770 mm
  • Nut width: 42 mm
  • Color: Black Flat

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EAN13: 4549763335685

Product Details
AGB200BKF

Data sheet

Pickup Configuration
HH
Build
Semi Hollow Body
Strings Number
4.
Design
Semi Hollow
Direction
Right-handed
Scale
30"
Frets
6105 Medium
Body Wood
Basswood
Neck
Maple
Fretboard
Walnut
Body Finish
Satin Matte
Nut Width
1.65"
Number of Frets
22

About IBANEZ

Ibanez is a manufacturer of guitars and basses based in Japan. Its name honors Spanish luthier Salvador Ibáñez, whose excellent guitars were distributed in Japan by Hoshino Gakki. The 1929 recession affected the company, leading to its closure in 1933. The Japanese market was left without supply, so in 1935, the importer decided to start manufacturing Spanish guitars independently and distributed them under the name "Ibanez Salvador." Later, the brand was renamed simply "Ibanez."

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