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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
- Neck Pickup
- Dynamix P neck pickup (Passive)
- Bridge Pickup
- Dynamix J bridge pickup (Passive)
- Equaliser
- Phat II EQ
- 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
- Jewel Blue
Ibanez built the GSR200JB as part of the SR Series, positioning it as an entry-level four-string electric bass. The GSR Series sat at the accessible end of Ibanez's bass lineup, sharing the SR family's emphasis on a slim, fast-playing neck profile intended to ease the transition for players moving from guitar or beginning on bass.
The GSR200JB was constructed with a poplar body and a maple neck carrying a jatoba fretboard with white dot inlays and medium frets. The 34-inch scale ran at 864mm, and the nut measured 41mm wide. Neck dimensions were 21mm thick at the first fret and 22mm at the twelfth, tapering to a 62mm width at the 22nd fret, all over a 305mm radius. Passive electronics consisted of a Dynamix P pickup at the neck and a Dynamix J pickup at the bridge, routed through the Phat II EQ. The B10 bridge offered 19mm string spacing, and hardware was finished in chrome.
Owners requiring setup work, fret attention, or help sourcing a compatible replacement bridge, nut, or pickup should consult a qualified guitar technician, who will be able to cross-reference the stated dimensions and hardware specifications against currently available parts.
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