Ibanez SRM5806 Multi-Scale 6-String Bass – Deep Twilight
Modern Multi-Scale Design for Advanced Expression
The Ibanez SRM5806 delivers everything players love about the Bass Workshop series: innovation, ergonomics and expressive tonal capability. Its multi-scale layout provides optimised string tension, improved clarity on the low end and fluid playability across the entire neck. Whether you’re exploring extended-range chords, melodic soloing or aggressive low-end riffing, this instrument is engineered for precision and inspiration.
Premium Tonewoods & Boutique-Level Craftsmanship
A striking Poplar Burl top sits over an Okoume body, producing fast attack, tight lows and bright, articulate mids. The 5-piece Jatoba/Walnut neck adds stability and definition, while the bound Panga Panga fretboard offers snappy response and enhanced note clarity. Medium stainless-steel frets ensure long-term durability and smooth playing feel.
Bartolini® BH2 Power & Full Spectrum EQ
Equipped with Bartolini BH2 dual-coil pickups, the SRM5806 provides punchy mids, full low end and detailed highs, ideal for multi-genre performance. Independent blade-style coils enhance string-to-string balance. The Ibanez Custom 3-band EQ features an EQ bypass and 3-way mid-frequency switch, offering extensive tonal shaping for studio work, live performance or intricate solo playing.
Key Features
- Multi-scale design (37"-34.5") for balanced tension and clarity
- 5-piece Jatoba/Walnut SRMS6 neck
- Bound Panga Panga fretboard with acrylic special inlays
- Poplar Burl top with Okoume body
- Bartolini® BH2 dual-coil pickups
- Ibanez Custom 3-band EQ with mid-frequency switch + EQ bypass
- MR5S individual mono-rail bridge (17mm spacing)
- Black hardware
Who Is This For?
- Players exploring technical, progressive or modern extended-range bass styles
- Multi-genre musicians needing both clarity and depth across 6 strings
- Studio bassists requiring broad EQ flexibility and balanced string response
- Live performers wanting excellent intonation and ergonomic comfort
- Modern players seeking boutique-level features without boutique pricing
- Those adapting to multi-scale instruments for improved tension and feel
