GVB36AM-B8176 vs ICB720FMCBS-B9586 — Compare

Ibanez GVB36 AM Gerald Veasley Bass Amber B-Stock with case vs Ibanez ICB720FM Iceman Bass in Cosmic Blue Starburst w/Gig Bag B-Stock 9586

The GVB36 AM is a jazz and fusion specialist with a 6-string range, articulate mids, and ergonomic playability for fingerstyle work; the ICB720FM is a rock and metal machine with aggressive styling, punchy tone, and a traditional 4-string setup. Choose the GVB36 if you play funk, jazz, or fusion; choose the ICB720FM if you play rock, metal, or need a no-nonsense stage presence.

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Ibanez GVB36 AM Gerald Veasley Bass Amber B-Stock with case

$1,239.00
View Ibanez GVB36 AM Gerald Veasley Bass Amber B-Stock with case

Ibanez ICB720FM Iceman Bass in Cosmic Blue Starburst w/Gig Bag B-Stock 9586

$959.99
View Ibanez ICB720FM Iceman Bass in Cosmic Blue Starburst w/Gig Bag B-Stock 9586

Specs side by side

Ibanez GVB36 AM Gerald Veasley Bass Amber B-Stock with caseIbanez ICB720FM Iceman Bass in Cosmic Blue Starburst w/Gig Bag B-Stock 9586
Price$1,239.00$959.99
BrandIbanezIbanez
BodyModern Bass
Body TypeSolid
Scale34" Scale
Strings64
Frets22 Frets
FretboardRosewood
NeckMaple
Year2022Unknown
ConditionRefurbishedRefurbished

Why choose Ibanez GVB36 AM Gerald Veasley Bass Amber B-Stock with case

  • 6-string extended range for chord melody and harmonic exploration
  • Bartolini pickups with 3-band EQ customized for sophisticated jazz voicings
  • Narrower 41mm nut width (claimed 54mm) and fingerstyle-optimized bridge spacing
  • B-Stock pricing on a professional-grade signature model

Why choose Ibanez ICB720FM Iceman Bass in Cosmic Blue Starburst w/Gig Bag B-Stock 9586

  • Aggressive Iceman body design with visual stage impact
  • Nordstrand Big Break pickups engineered for punchy, articulate rock and metal tones
  • 2-band active EQ for surgical modern tone shaping
  • Includes gig bag; 22-fret traditional 4-string format
Bottom line: Pick the Ibanez GVB36 AM if you're a jazz, fusion, or funk bassist seeking harmonic range and refined articulation. Pick the Ibanez ICB720FM if you're a rock or metal player who values aggressive tone, striking aesthetics, and straightforward 4-string simplicity.

Frequently asked questions

What's the main tonal difference between these two basses?

The GVB36 AM emphasizes articulate highs, focused mids, and tonal versatility through Bartolini passive pickups and a 3-band EQ—ideal for jazz and funk. The ICB720FM delivers punchy, aggressive cuts with minimal hum via Nordstrand active pickups and a 2-band EQ designed for rock and metal.

How many strings and what scale length?

The GVB36 AM is a 6-string bass at 34 inch scale, extending your harmonic range. The ICB720FM is a traditional 4-string at 34 inch scale, keeping things straightforward and focused.

Which is better for beginners or intermediate players?

Both are rated intermediate to professional. The GVB36 AM's wider string spacing and 6-string range suit experienced fingerstyle players; the ICB720FM's compact 4-string format and aggressive voice are easier to navigate for intermediate players transitioning into rock and metal.

What comes with each bass?

The GVB36 AM includes a hard case (B-Stock condition). The ICB720FM includes a gig bag (B-Stock condition). Both are fully functional and professionally inspected.

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