I knew that might be coming. :banana:Biggest I ever caught was a little over 5 lbs...
LMAO! I just put my bass on the scale and sort of let it lean on me a little.My Fender "Geddy Lee" Jazz bass weighs 9 lbs, 3 oz. Of course, not that accurate when standing on a bathroom scale with and without it.
It also told me that I have to workout a bit more!
I actually have a hard time believing that an Ibby would weigh that much. But hey! The best scale to weight a bass is a fish scale or a digital food scale (industrial size). Either that or weigh yourself and then do it again but holding the bass and calculate the difference. Mind if I ask what method you used? My son has the SR300DX and I don't think it weighs more than 8lbs. I'll weigh it next time he is in town.i weighed my ibanez SR400 on a scale and it said it was 11 pounds. i thought it would have been abit lighter.
I just put the bass on it, I didnt think it would be very accurate. I dont think the scales very great anyways. whats the SR300DX like?I actually have a hard time believing that an Ibby would weigh that much. But hey! The best scale to weight a bass is a fish scale or a digital food scale (industrial size). Either that or weigh yourself and then do it again but holding the bass and calculate the difference. Mind if I ask what method you used? My son has the SR300DX and I don't think it weighs more than 8lbs. I'll weigh it next time he is in town.
He really likes it. It sounds pretty good IMO and is really light. Very fast neck and well balanced sitting or standing. I'm hoping to borrow it for one of our longer shows to see how it does. He tends to play, and this makes me chuckle, either jazz or death metal. Glad he branches out but talk about two very different stylesI just put the bass on it, I didnt think it would be very accurate. I dont think the scales very great anyways. whats the SR300DX like?
the sr400 weighs 9 pounds and my sr400 is really good too. the neck is so thin and you can get any kind of sound out of it.He really likes it. It sounds pretty good IMO and is really light. Very fast neck and well balanced sitting or standing. I'm hoping to borrow it for one of our longer shows to see how it does. He tends to play, and this makes me chuckle, either jazz or death metal. Glad he branches out but talk about two very different stylesHe can get a good fat sound out of it for the jazz material and then he cranks the pre to max output for the metal and it seems to sit well with what he plays.