Ibanez SR300EDX 4-String Bass Guitar – Wine Red Frozen Matte
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One flick of the Power Tap switch moves you from single-coil snap to full humbucker warmth — and the lightweight body with that slim SR neck keeps it comfortable deep into the third set.
Ibanez SR300EDX 4-String Bass Guitar – Wine Red Frozen Matte
A deep wine red matte finish with gold hardware, three switchable pickup voices, and the fast SR neck that's kept bassists coming back for 30 years.
Is This the Right Bass for You?
Some basses do one thing well. The SR300EDX is built for players who need more than one thing — the weekend gigger covering three genres a night, the student whose tastes are still evolving, the songwriter who records everything from ballads to breakdowns. Its PowerSpan Dual Coil pickups and 3-way Power Tap switch move between crisp single-coil articulation, warm humbucker fullness, and a blended voice that layers humbucker lows under single-coil clarity, while the onboard 3-band EQ fine-tunes it all. Add the famously slim, fast SR 5-piece maple and walnut neck and a lightweight body, and you've got an instrument that stays comfortable through long sets — dressed in a Wine Red Frozen Matte finish that looks stunning under stage lights.
Key Highlights
- 3-way Power Tap switch selects single-coil, humbucker, or blended power tap voicings
- PowerSpan Dual Coil pickups deliver strong output with rich harmonic detail
- Onboard Ibanez Custom Electronics 3-band EQ for hands-on tone shaping
- Slim, fast 5-piece maple and walnut SR4 neck built for effortless playability
- Accu-cast B500 bridge with +/- 1.5mm adjustable string spacing per saddle
- Wine Red Frozen Matte finish with contrasting gold hardware
Why You'll Love It
Features
A 34" scale, 24 medium frets on a jatoba fretboard, passive PowerSpan Dual Coil pickups paired with an active 3-band EQ, and a Power Tap switch — all on a lightweight double-cutaway body.
Advantages
Three genuinely different pickup characters live under one switch, so tone changes happen mid-set in seconds instead of requiring a second bass or an effects rig.
Benefits
You cover more musical ground with less gear, play longer without fatigue, and always have a voice that fits the song — whatever the song happens to be.
Great Fit For
- Intermediate players ready for their first serious, stage-worthy bass
- Cover band and worship bassists who jump between styles every set
- Players who love a slim, quick neck and a light instrument on the strap
- Recording musicians who want multiple usable bass tones from one instrument
- Anyone drawn to a look that stands apart from the usual sunburst and black
Sound and Feel
Start with the Power Tap switch in tap mode and you get a snappy, articulate single-coil voice that cuts through a dense mix. Slide to series mode for full humbucking warmth with plenty of low-end authority. The third position — Power Tap mode — is the clever one: single-coil clarity up top with humbucker weight underneath, great for players who can never quite decide. From there, the 3-band EQ boosts or cuts bass, mids, and treble, with the mid control's boost and cut voiced at slightly different frequencies so every adjustment lands somewhere musical. The slim SR4 neck profile, medium frets, and deep cutaways make the whole fretboard feel close at hand, first fret to twenty-fourth.
Specifications
A Note From Us
Photos don't do this finish justice — that wine red matte shifts from deep and understated to downright rich the moment light hits it, and the gold hardware ties it all together. It's the kind of bass people compliment from across the stage. If you're weighing this against another finish, another SR, or another brand entirely, that's a conversation we have all the time and genuinely enjoy. Text or call 814-371-5666 and let's find the one that's right for you.