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Description
Step into the world of bass with the Ibanez SRMD200 SR Mezzo Electric Bass, where versatility meets elegance in a compact design. This bass guitar captures the essence of the iconic Ibanez SR series, now thoughtfully adapted for players who crave comfort without compromising on sound. With its medium 32" scale, the SRMD200 is perfect for musicians of all sizes, offering a lighter touch while maintaining a full-bodied tone.
Crafted with a poplar body and a smooth maple neck, this instrument ensures effortless playability. The SRMD200 is equipped with Ibanez’s custom Dynamix pickups, featuring a P-style split single-coil at the neck and a J-style single-coil at the bridge. These pickups provide a robust, punchy sound that can easily adapt to any genre, from rock to jazz. The 2-band EQ further enhances your tonal range, allowing you to sculpt your sound with precision.
The SRMD200 is not just about sound; its retro-modern aesthetic is designed to turn heads on and off stage. The B10 bridge offers stability and precise intonation, making sure your performance is always on point. Whether you're a seasoned bassist or just starting out, the Ibanez SRMD200 SR Mezzo Electric Bass offers a rich sonic palette and stylish flair, making every session a joy.
Key Features:
- Medium 32" scale length for comfortable playability
- Poplar body with maple neck and maple fingerboard
- Dynamix P neck pickup and Dynamix J bridge pickup
- Ibanez 2-band EQ for versatile sound shaping
- B10 bridge for stable tuning and adjustable intonation
Videos
Stefan's Bass Blog
Ibanez Mezzo SRMD200 Review \\ Stefan's Bass Blog
Ibanez Mezzo SRMD200 Review \\ Stefan's Bass Blog
Stefan's Bass Blog
Ibanez Mezzo SRMD200 medium scale 4 string bass - Demo & review
Jonathan Wong 458 Music
Ibanez SRMD200 Mezzo Bass – Modern Metal Demo
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Reviews
PROS
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Lightweight at 7.2 pounds, perfect for long gigs
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Medium 32" scale combines comfort with full sound
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Maple neck is fast and comfortable for smaller hands
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High output pickups with dynamic sound range
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Well-balanced body prevents neck dive
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Easy to set up and adjust for personal preference
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Surprisingly great sound for its price point
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Attractive paint job and overall aesthetics
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Perfect for people with back issues or smaller stature
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Versatile electronics offer a range of tones
CONS
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Active electronics can be overly sensitive and require constant adjustment
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Some quality control issues with paint and fret work
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Cheap tuners may require replacement
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Pots may feel cheap and bind slightly
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One-piece neck may need tweaking upon arrival
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J pickup can produce noticeable buzz
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Ibanez SRMD200 SR Mezzo Electric Bass.
Features and functionality
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The Ibanez SRMD200 Mezzo is praised for its slim neck and lightweight body, making it ideal for gigging musicians who prioritize comfort and ease of play.
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The Ibanez Mezzo's preamp is described as decent but not exceptional, offering versatility that is sufficient for many users at its price point.
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The SR300E's 34" scale length provides tighter string tension and more high-end ring than the Mezzo's medium scale.
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Comparisons
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The MusicMan Sterling Short Scale offers a similar thin neck with a 1.5" nut width, which is rare among other Stingrays, providing a unique feel and tone versatility.
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One player noted the Mezzo as not quite matching the tonal richness of the Ibanez 300E.
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The SR300E offers more tonal flexibility with its humbuckers and 3-band EQ, compared to the Mezzo's P/J setup and 2-band EQ.
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The Yamaha TRBX304 is mentioned as a competitor to the SR300, suggesting a similar price point and features.
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Use cases and applications
User experience
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Some players, despite preferring short scales generally, find the Sterling's build quality superior, influencing their purchasing decision.
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Owners describe the tone as somewhat sterile, yet acceptable given the price range.
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Owners of the SR300E often praise its neck feel, describing it as one of the best in the sub-$300 range.
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Critic Reviews
4.0 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 1 Rating
amazing second bass
this is a shortscale so using it feels way more comfortable, the neck feels amazing altough the sound is lacking quite a lot, and the J pickup has a whoooole lotta buzz, but outside of that its the perfect second bass to have, I would suggest upgrading the pickups or the internals in general but looks... decent not my cup of tea, feels amazing, plays like a wonder, and sounds... thats it, lovely bass tho
Preferred Settings + Usage:
I like P pickup on full, volume on full, and everything else minimum
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