The B15W bridge allows fully adjustable intonation and solid tuning stability.
Electronics consist of an Ibanez Custom Electronics 2-band EQ and an Ibanez DXP neck pickup and DXJ bridge pickup for extra punch.
The SR Mezzo's 32" scale neck is 2" shorter than that of the general Ibanez SR models, but the Mezzo stills delivers a powerful low end.
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neck type
SRMD5 Maple neck
top/back/body Poplar body fretboard Maple fretboard Black dot inlay fret Medium frets number of frets 22 bridge B15W bridge string space 18mm neck pickup Dynamix P neck pickup Passive bridge pickup Dynamix J bridge pickup Passive equaliser Ibanez Custom Electronics 2-band EQ factory tuning 1G,2D,3A,4E,5B strings D'Addario® EXL165 + .130 medium string gauge .045/.065/.085/.105/.130 hardware color Chrome | |
| NECK DIMENSIONS | |
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Scale :
812mm /32"
a : Width 45mm at NUT b : Width 73mm at 22F c : Thickness 19.5mm at 1F d : Thickness 21.5mm at 12F Radius : 305mmR | |
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DESCRIPTION : Guitar Neck Diagram a: Width of the neck at the nut b: Width of the neck at the fret position specified by the neck dimension c: Thickness of the neck at the first fret d: Thickness of the neck at the fret position specified by the neck dimension Radius: Radius of the fingerboard | |
| CONTROLS | |
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DESCRIPTION : With the bass held in the playing position, there are two small knobs located along the lower edge of the body. The knob close to the end of the body is the treble boost/cut knob, and the one closer to the neck is the bass boost/cut. Above these, there are two more knobs closer to the bridge. The one closest to end of the body is the pickup balancer, and the other is the volume knob. You can adjust piezo gain for each strings with the trim pots located on the back panel. Turn the trim pot clockwise with a Philips head screwdriver to boost the gain, and turn the trim pot counter clockwise to cut the gain. The trim pots are lined up in order of the strings. | |
| FREQUENCY RESPONSE | |
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DESCRIPTION : The bass boost/cut frequency curve has a peak at 20 Hz and a variable width that decreases toward the high range, and a curve that the variable width becomes zero at approximately 1000 Hz. The variable range becomes slightly larger in the high range than around 1000 Hz, but it becomes zero again near 5000 Hz. The variable range of the peak frequency is approximately ±15 dB. The treble boost/cut frequency curve creates a bell-shaped curve with a peak around 10000 Hz and zero variable range around 100 Hz. The variable range of the peak frequency is approximately ±15 dB. | |
| OTHER FEATURES | |
| Recommended Case | MRB350C
32 inch scale |
