Detail 01
Multi-scale fretboard
Scale length increases from the bass side toward the treble side, with fanned frets.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around a multi-scale, fanned-fret layout, the SRMS625EX gives its five strings individually optimized tension and intonation across the fingerboard. The 24-fret Ebonol board sits on a multi-piece maple/walnut neck, while the Okoume double-cutaway body provides the platform for an HH pickup layout. Its 3-band EQ, EQ bypass switch, and three-way mid-frequency switch give you several ways to shape the bass’s output. Individual bridge saddles allow intonation adjustment for each string.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Scale length increases from the bass side toward the treble side, with fanned frets.
Detail 02
The onboard electronics provide an EQ bypass option and selectable midrange frequencies.
Detail 03
Each string has an individual saddle for separate intonation adjustment.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a five-string electric bass.
Yes. Its multi-scale fingerboard uses fanned frets, with scale length increasing from bass to treble side.
It has balancer and volume controls, treble/mid/bass boost-cut controls, EQ bypass, and a three-way mid-frequency switch.
Reference
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