This is a rare and highly collectible 1980s Ibanez MC Series bass, specifically the SR924PD model from around 1990. Known for its top-tier craftsmanship, the SR924PD features a unique Padouk body with an arched top and an ebony headstock, offering a sleek and refined appearance. The bass boasts a 5-piece maple and walnut neck through construction, with a scale length of 864mm (34 inches), providing excellent stability and playability. The ebony fingerboard includes elegant offset oval mother-of-pearl inlays at the 12th fret and 24 medium nickel silver frets, ensuring smooth performance.
Equipped with Ibanez/USA C1 P and J passive pickups, this bass delivers a deep, heavy tone with a low center of gravity, yet retains remarkable speed and clarity. The pickups have a notably low DC resistance, offering a vintage-inspired sound without hum, even in single-coil mode. The robust HB-4 fixed bridge features a heavy, solid design with direct mounting to the body, contributing to the instrument's excellent sustain and resonance. The controls include master volume, pickup balance, and tone, all functioning perfectly.
Condition-wise, the bass shows minor paint lifting, small scratches, and signs of age-appropriate wear, but remains in good playing condition with all adjustment functions working smoothly. The included genuine triangular gig bag provides secure storage and transport.
This model is a rare, Japan-only variant not listed in domestic catalogs, making it a valuable addition for collectors and players seeking a vintage Ibanez with unique features and exceptional sound.
Item Specifics:
| Brand | Ibanez |
| Country | Japan |
| Color | multicolor |
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