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At A Glance
- Neck Type
- GSRM4 / 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)
- Hardware Color
- Chrome
- Scale
- 726mm/28.6"
- A : Width
- 38mm at NUT
- B : Width
- 58.5mm at 22F
- C : Thickness
- 21mm at 1F
- D : Thickness
- 22mm at 12F
- Radius
- 305mmR
- Color
- Black
- Series
- miKro
Ibanez built the GSRM20BK as part of the miKro Series, a short-scale electric bass line positioned for players requiring a reduced-length instrument. With a 726mm (28.6") scale length, the miKro sat below standard bass scale lengths in the Ibanez catalogue, making it a practical option for players with smaller hands or those seeking a compact travel instrument.
The GSRM20BK was constructed with a poplar body and a maple neck bearing the GSRM4 profile, topped with a jatoba fretboard dressed with white dot inlays and medium frets. The nut width measured 38mm, with the fretboard widening to 58.5mm at the 22nd fret; neck thickness ran 21mm at the first fret and 22mm at the twelfth, with a 305mm radius. Pickup configuration followed a PJ layout: a passive Dynamix P at the neck and a passive Dynamix J at the bridge, routed through chrome hardware. The B10 bridge was set at 19mm string spacing.
Owners sourcing replacement parts — including bridge saddles compatible with the B10 unit, PJ-format pickup sets, or jatoba fretboard care products — should consult a qualified guitar technician or luthier familiar with short-scale bass specifications to confirm it fits before purchase.
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