Native Instrument Prime Bass

A real gem, realistic bass instrument. Love it!

I have other Native Instrument keyboards, but I'm using this one more for when quick ideas come up. Sort of like a sketch pad keyboard versus a production one. Easy to carry any where, and setup is just plugging in the usb cable. The price is right as well.

Ideal if you play bass or guitar and sing. It gives you space from your instrument.

With so few full frame native Z mount lenses available I purchased my first wide angle prime, the Z 20mm f1.8S. It has proven to be a great lens for Milky Way photography along with landscapes. Definitely pleased so far. I am using it with the Nikon Z6. I purchased the camera with the kit lens (24-70 F4) and am anxious to add to my lens collection. I am a serious hobbyist trying to broaden and improve my photo skills during the pandemic.

My first native Z lens and my first prime lens that I have purchased and used in nearly 35 years. I had to purchase it to see what all the hype was all about! This lens paired with my Z7 has blown me away. I haven’t taken it off my camera since I first put it on. As the other reviewers have noted, sharp as a tack from edge to edge. Now to see what other focal length I need!!! If you are thinking about buying one, just do it...

I recently moved to a Z6 camera and wanted a fast native prime for low light and street photography. This lens is excellent. Sharp and quick focusing. This is a very good compliment to the kit 24-70 f4 lens.

Instrument separation, perfect size, portability. Great for my dorm. Excellent bass (unless u do not care about musicality and just want insane bass).

This is perfect for my needs. I use it for Bluetoothing both downloaded music and vinyl. The bass is really punchy and each individual instrument is really clear. Aesthetically, it’s pretty and retro-looking and sits discreetly in my music area.

I use this as the instrument cable for my bass guitar and it really lets the natural tone of my bass shine through. The signal comes out very clear and without any buzz or hum of any kind. The cable itself is very sturdy as well. Only possible gripe on my part about this is that the metal connector on the gold plug tends to twist loose by itself once in a while but it's no big deal. The cable itself is amazing. And the lifetime warranty is a sweet deal as well!

At the time I purchased this bass it was on sale at the price of $199 for the Champagne Gold finish. Although I was not familiar with this specific model line of Ibanez basses, for the price it seemed worth a try. I had played other more expensive Ibanez basses and found them to be made with quality woods and parts. They played well too. When it arrived I was amazed at the quality of this bass. I had thought I might be getting less for the lower price. Even if it had been purchased at the full MSRP of the instrument, I would not have felt slighted. The build quality is excellent. After setting it up with a new set of DR strings it plays extremely well. The tuners and hardware are high quality. The tones I have been able to get out of it with the onboard active electronics alone is pretty staggering for a single instrument - without using any outboard effects. It seems like a bought 7 basses for the price of one. I've been playing it through a DI interface and Apple's Mainstage software for effects and the possibilities seem endless. Truly a surprise for such an inexpensive instrument. Well worth a try. Great for experienced players or beginners.