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I have an Ibanez Bass that looks like a Gibson SG. It has an open head stock. How do I find any info on this Bass?
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photos and serial number would be a good start
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devtodd1 wrote:I have an Ibanez Bass that looks like a Gibson SG. It has an open head stock. How do I find any info on this Bass? Look in the catalogs around the mid 70's and earlier.
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Acording to Ibanez catalogs Sound of Today publisher in 1977. My bass is a NO. 2354 SB. So it has to be at least a 77.
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If it's a '77 then there will be a serial number that starts with a letter, followed by '77' and several other digits. The letter will be between A and L, signifying the month it was made. Ibanez started using serial numbers in '76, so if your bass has no number, then it was made earlier than '76.
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At a fast glance I did not find any S# or MO#. It does have printed on it MADE IN JAPAN. It is a great Bass.
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From Ibanes, it could be Model 2400LB "EB-4L-style" long scale with 1 pickup [Cherry wine] 1974-76, or 2403B "EB-3-style" short scale with 2 pickups [Cherry wine].
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It's pictured in an issue dated 1973 as a 2354SB. It shows up in 71 but as a LB
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devtodd1 wrote:It's pictured in an issue dated 1973 as a 2354SB. It shows up in 71 but as a LB Ok, I see, said the blind man. The 2354SB is the Short scale.
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Yeah That be da one. 
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