Ibanez SRC6MS 6-String Multi-Scale Crossover Bass – Black Stained Burst Low Gloss
A True Hybrid Between Bass and Guitar
The Ibanez SRC6MS “Crossover” blends bass depth with guitar-like agility, creating an instrument that thrives in unexplored sonic territory. Built under the forward-thinking Bass Workshop banner, it offers a 6-string format with a short multi-scale layout designed for both bassists and adventurous guitarists seeking fresh tonal ground. Its Black Stained Burst Low Gloss finish gives it an elegant, modern aesthetic.
Bartolini® Power & Multi-Scale Precision
With Bartolini® BH2 pickups delivering punchy mids, tight lows and smooth highs, the SRC6MS is ready for expressive chordal textures, driving riffs or melodic lead-style playing. The multi-scale arrangement (30"-28.5") provides optimal tension balance, making the high strings feel precise and the low strings controlled and articulate. Paired with Ibanez’s Custom 3-band EQ, EQ bypass and a 3-way mid-frequency switch, this instrument offers exceptional tonal versatility across genres.
Comfortable, Responsive & Built for Creativity
The 5-piece Jatoba/Walnut neck offers stability, clarity and fast attack, while the Rosewood fretboard brings warmth and mid-range focus. Medium frets ensure accurate intonation, and the Mono-Rail V bridge enhances individual string definition thanks to isolated saddle construction. Designed for comfort, the multi-scale fretting ergonomically follows the natural contour of your fretting hand, making extended sessions smoother and more intuitive.
Key Features
- Multi-scale design (30"-28.5") for balanced tension
- 5-piece Jatoba/Walnut neck with Rosewood fretboard
- Okoume body with satin Black Stained Burst Low Gloss finish
- Bartolini® BH2 pickups (neck & bridge)
- Ibanez Custom 3-band EQ + EQ bypass & 3-way mid-frequency switch
- Mono-Rail V bridge for enhanced sustain and string isolation
- Medium frets with offset dot inlays
- Cosmo Black hardware
Who Is This For?
- Bassists exploring guitar-influenced chord work or melodic play
- Guitarists wanting extended low-frequency range
- Progressive, fusion, alternative and experimental musicians
- Studio players needing a hybrid instrument that sits uniquely in a mix
- Performers seeking ergonomic multi-scale comfort
- Producers looking to expand textural options in compositions
