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1995 Ibanez Soundgear SR800LE

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Step back to the mid-'90s with the iconic 1995 Ibanez Soundgear SR800LE, a bass guitar that stands out for its sleek design and versatile sound. Known for its slim neck and lightweight body, the SR800LE is a favorite amongst bassists who value playability and comfort without sacrificing tonal range. The 1995 model comes equipped with high-quality components and electronics that provide a robust array of sound options, perfect for both live performances and studio sessions.

This bass features a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard that offers smooth playability, while the contoured body ensures hours of comfortable playing. The SR800LE is fitted with Ibanez’s unique DX6 pickups, known for their clarity and punch, making it suitable for a wide range of music genres, from rock to jazz. The active EQ system allows for detailed tone shaping, giving musicians the control needed to create their ideal sound. Whether you're a professional musician or an enthusiast, this vintage model holds a special place in the hearts of many for its reliability and dynamic sound capabilities.

Key Features:

24-fret rosewood fingerboard for enhanced playability
Sleek, contoured body design for maximum comfort
Equipped with proprietary DX6 pickups for clear, punchy sound
Active EQ system for versatile tone shaping
Lightweight design ideal for extended playing sessions
Suitable for multiple genres, from rock to jazz

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Vintage active bass for metal? Ibanez SR800 (1995)

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A user mentioned that the Ibanez SR800LE has a neck that's a bit too thin for those with larger hands, affecting playability.
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One owner regretted selling their 1992 Ibanez SR800, citing its amazing feel and unique playability as reasons they wished to reacquire it.
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The SR800LE receives high praise for its playability, with one owner expressing a strong affection for its performance and sound despite electronic issues.
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An owner compared their Ibanez SR800LE to a Fender Deluxe Precision Active, noting a preference for the thicker neck of the Fender for better comfort.
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The SR800LE’s thin neck may be more suitable for players who prefer faster playing styles or have smaller hands.
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An owner notes the SR800LE’s versatility and superior feel, making it a preferred choice despite owning multiple other basses.
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Some owners report that the blend pot on the SR800LE may require replacement due to breakage, with potential for needing a full pot replacement.
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The SR800LE’s electronics can be prone to issues, as noted by an owner with a broken blend pot, suggesting a need for careful maintenance.
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For those experiencing issues with the blend pot, a full pot replacement might be necessary to restore optimal functionality.
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Sean Yseult

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The Cramps

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Sean Yseult used this bass on the Astrocreep 2000 shows.

Greg Christian

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During 1987 to 1993 Greg played a Ibanez SR800LE. This was his main bass during that time period. He pause in the Practice What You Preach tour to play a red Ibanez Road Bass . He most likey used it to record "The New Order", "Souls of Black" and "The Ritual". In this video you can see Greg playing the Ibanez bass during the performance.