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At A Glance

Neck Type
GSR4 / Maple neck
Top/Back/Body
Poplar body
Fretboard
Jatoba / White dot inlay
Fret
Medium frets
Bridge
B10 bridge
String Space
19mm
Bridge Pickup
PPD4 bridge pickup (Passive)
Hardware Color
Chrome
Scale
864mm/34"
A : Width
41mm at NUT
B : Width
62mm at 22F
C : Thickness
21mm at 1F
D : Thickness
22mm at 12F
Radius
305mmR
Color
Black
Series
SR Series
Description

Ibanez built the GSR100EXBK as an entry point in the SR (Soundgear) Series bass line, finished in Black. It carried the design language and playability priorities of the broader SR family into an accessible tier of the range.

The instrument is constructed with a Poplar body and a Maple neck designated the GSR4 profile, topped with a Jatoba fretboard dressed with white dot inlays and medium frets. The 34" scale (864mm) runs at a 305mm radius. Nut width measures 41mm (A), with the fretboard widening to 62mm at the 22nd fret (B). Neck thickness sits at 21mm at the first fret (C) and 22mm at the 12th fret (D). A B10 bridge with 19mm string spacing carries the strings to a PPD4 passive bridge pickup. All hardware is finished in Chrome.

Owners sourcing replacement parts — particularly bridge saddles, nut blanks, or pickup covers — should confirm measurements against the dimensions above before ordering. A qualified guitar technician or luthier can assist with setup adjustments, fretwork, or hardware fitting on this instrument.

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