Ibanez Premium BTB1835 Bass Guitar - Natural Shadow Low Gloss Reviews
At Sweetwater, we’ve seen many of the finest instruments on the market today, and few basses can compare with the Ibanez Premium BTB1835 5-string bass. The Premium BTB1835 bass delivers monster tone backed by equally impressive sustain and articulation. The 9-piece neck is graphite reinforced for maximum stability, with Gotoh tuners for tuning precision and a Mono-rail V bridge for amazing note articulation and sustain. A pair of premium Aguilar DCB dual-ceramic-magnet pickups plus a powerful 3-band EQ complete the Ibanez Premium BTB1835 bass, providing eminent tone to match its supreme playability.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Best Bass Guitar Ever!
I am really excited over my new BTB1835. I cannot put it down,because I enjoy playing
it whether practicing or learning new songs.
Purchasing the BTB1835 was one of my best investments ever!
Stunning looks and amazing tone.
After playing the same bass (Washburn XB925) for almost 30 years, I decided to try something new.
I'm very happy with the way this bass plays and sounds.
The Aigular pickups definitely sound different than the Bartolinis, and the 35 scale was a little weird at first, but overall I'm very happy.
