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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
- Black
- 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
- Weathered Black
- Series
- miKro
Ibanez built the GSRM20BWK as part of the miKro Series, a short-scale bass line positioned for players requiring a reduced-length instrument. The model carried a 726mm (28.6") scale length, placing it in the short-scale category within the broader GSR family.
The GSRM20BWK was constructed with a poplar body and a maple neck bearing the GSRM4 profile. The jatoba fretboard featured white dot inlays and medium frets, with a 305mm radius and a nut width of 38mm tapering to 58.5mm at the 22nd fret. Neck thickness measured 21mm at the first fret and 22mm at the twelfth. Electronics consisted of a passive Dynamix P pickup at the neck position and a passive Dynamix J pickup at the bridge, a split/single-coil configuration typical of PJ-style basses. The B10 bridge provided 19mm string spacing, and all hardware was finished in black.
Owners sourcing replacement parts should note that the PJ pickup configuration, 19mm string spacing, and standard bridge dimensions are shared with a wide range of production basses, which broadens compatibility options. For setup adjustments, intonation work, or hardware replacement, consulting a qualified guitar technician is recommended.
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