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Ibanez built the SR300ELIPT as part of the SR (Soundgear) Series, positioning it as a passive-pickup, active-EQ electric bass within that line. The SR Series was designed around a slim, fast-feel neck profile, and the SR300ELIPT continued that approach with a four-string configuration in an Iron Pewter finish.
The bass was constructed with a Nyatoh body and a five-piece Maple/Walnut SR4 neck, with a Jatoba fretboard carrying white dot inlays across 24 medium frets. The scale length ran 864mm (34 inches), with a nut width of 38mm and a fretboard radius of 305mmR — measurements that place it firmly in standard long-scale bass territory. Neck thickness measured 19.5mm at the first fret and 21.5mm at the twelfth. String spacing at the bridge was 19mm. The Accu-cast B120 bridge and Cosmo black hardware completed the hardware package. Pickups were a matched pair of passive PowerSpan Dual Coil units at neck and bridge positions, fed into an Ibanez Custom Electronics 3-band EQ with a 3-way Power Tap switch — the switch allowing the player to alter the effective pickup voicing. The plastic nut, D'Addario strings gauged .045/.065/.085/.105, and factory tuning of E–A–D–G (low to high) rounded out the specification.
Owners needing setup work, fretboard maintenance, or replacement hardware sourcing — particularly for the Accu-cast B120 bridge or PowerSpan pickup series — should consult a qualified guitar technician or luthier familiar with bass instruments.
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