Product Description:
Overview:
This 1990s Ibanez ATK305 is a 5-string solid-body bass from the ATK series, with early mid-1990s manufacturing credits to FujiGen (Japan) and Cort (Korea). It features a light ash body, a 3-piece maple neck, and a maple fingerboard with 22 frets. The instrument is equipped with a single ATK-A (H) triple-coil bridge pickup and ATK 3-band electronics, including volume, bass/mid/treble boost-cut, and a 3-way triple humbucker coil selector. Approximate weight is 5.2 kg, and nut width is around 45 mm.
Condition:
Notes for buyers:
Item Specifics:
Brand: Ibanez
Model: ATK305
Type: Electric Bass
Body Material: Light Ash
Neck Material: 3-piece Maple
Fingerboard Material: Maple
Frets: 22
Bridge Pickup: ATK-A(H) Triple Coil
Electronics: ATK 3-band EQ
Controls: Volume; 3-band EQ (bass, mid, treble boost/cut); 3-way triple humbucker coil selector
Weight: 5.2 kg
Nut Width: 45 mm
Strings: 5
Year: 1994-1995
Made In: Japan and Korea
Warranty: 6 months
Condition: Used
| Brand | Ibanez |
| Country | Japan |


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