Description
The Ibanez EHB605 Bass Workshop is a modern 5-string bass designed around ergonomic playability, tonal flexibility, and a comfortable headless construction. Its Okoume body, 5-piece Maple/Jatoba neck, and Jatoba fingerboard provide a bright, solid response with enhanced resonance, while the α1 passive pickups deliver clear, open tones with strong mids and lows.
Ergonomic Headless Design
The EHB605 features a carefully contoured body designed to maintain a natural playing position whether standing or seated. Rounded body edges, a slanted back, and a scooped rear cut improve comfort and upper-fret access, making the bass particularly well suited to extended playing sessions.
Versatile 5-String Tonal Response
Dual α1 passive pickups provide tonal clarity and an open response with abundant mids and lows. The Ibanez Custom Electronics 3-band EQ provides flexible boost and cut controls, while the EQ bypass switch allows the player to switch to passive operation. In passive mode, the treble control functions as a global tone control.
Adjustable Bridge and Premium Neck Construction
The 5-piece Maple/Jatoba neck provides strength and enhanced resonance, while the Jatoba fingerboard offers a rich midrange and crisp high end. The MR5HS bridge features independently adjustable saddles with a wide intonation range and adjustable string spacing, allowing players to customize the feel to their playing style.
Specifications
- Brand: Ibanez
- Series: Bass Workshop
- Model: EHB605
- Number of strings: 5
- Body: Okoume
- Neck: 5-piece Maple/Jatoba
- Neck construction: Headless
- Fingerboard: Jatoba
- Fingerboard inlays: White dots
- Frets: 24 medium frets
- Scale length: 34" (864mm)
- Nut width: 45mm
- Fingerboard radius: 500mmR
- String spacing: 18mm
- Bridge: MR5HS Mono Rail
- Neck pickup: α1 passive
- Bridge pickup: α1 passive
- Electronics: Ibanez Custom Electronics 3-band EQ with EQ bypass
- Passive tone control on treble pot
- Hardware: Black
A versatile 5-string bass combining modern headless ergonomics, powerful passive pickups, flexible active/passive electronics, and highly adjustable hardware for today's bass players.