ICB720FMCBS-B9586 vs SR1350BDUF — Compare

Ibanez ICB720FM Iceman Bass in Cosmic Blue Starburst w/Gig Bag B-Stock 9586 vs Ibanez SR1350B DUF Dual Mocha Burst Flat Premium Electric Bass

The Iceman ICB720FM is a hard-hitting rock and metal machine with aggressive active electronics and angular aesthetics, while the SR1350B DUF is a versatile studio workhorse with passive pickups and vintage-to-modern tonal range. Choose the Iceman for high-gain genres where cutting tone and stage presence matter most; choose the SR1350B for players needing smooth playability and tonal flexibility across funk, jazz, and progressive contexts.

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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

Ibanez SR1350B DUF Dual Mocha Burst Flat Premium Electric Bass

$1,499.99
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Specs side by side

Ibanez ICB720FM Iceman Bass in Cosmic Blue Starburst w/Gig Bag B-Stock 9586Ibanez SR1350B DUF Dual Mocha Burst Flat Premium Electric Bass
Price$959.99$1,499.99
BrandIbanezIbanez
Body—Modern Bass
Body Type—Solid
Scale34" Scale—
Strings44
Frets22 Frets—
Fretboard—Panga Panga
NeckMaple—
YearUnknown2025
ConditionRefurbishedNew

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

  • ✓ Dual active Nordstrand Big Break pickups with 2-band active EQ deliver aggressive, modern cuts ideal for rock and metal
  • ✓ Iconic offset body design offers excellent upper-fret access and striking stage presence
  • ✓ Tight, punchy low end with minimal hum and excellent note definition for hard-hitting styles
  • ✓ B-Stock pricing advantage with zero structural or tonal compromise

Why choose Ibanez SR1350B DUF Dual Mocha Burst Flat Premium Electric Bass

  • ✓ Titanium-reinforced neck ensures superior stability and intonation across extended playing
  • ✓ Twin passive Nordstrand Big Single pickups with 3-band active EQ and bypass switch enable warm vintage to modern attack versatility
  • ✓ Slimline neck profile and balanced weight deliver comfort for extended studio and live sessions
  • ✓ Premium fret edge treatment and abalone inlays reflect refined craftsmanship out of the box
Bottom line: Metal and rock players prioritizing aggressive tone and impact should pick the Iceman ICB720FM; studio and live performers needing ergonomic comfort, tonal flexibility, and vintage-to-modern range belong with the SR1350B DUF.

Frequently asked questions

Which bass is better for jazz and funk?

The SR1350B DUF is explicitly optimized for jazz and funk with its passive pickups, 3-band active EQ, and tonal flexibility. The Iceman is not recommended for jazz or funk due to its aggressive active electronics and metal-oriented voicing.

What's the key playability difference?

The SR1350B features a slimline neck profile designed for comfort during long sessions, while the Iceman has a slightly wider neck (21mm to 22mm) with an aggressive offset body. The SR1350B also includes premium fret edge treatment and titanium reinforcement for stability.

How do the pickup and EQ systems differ?

The Iceman uses dual active Nordstrand Big Break pickups with a 2-band active EQ for surgical modern cuts. The SR1350B uses passive Nordstrand Big Single pickups with a 3-band active EQ and bypass switch, allowing both vintage simplicity and modern shaping depending on your needs.

Is the B-Stock Iceman a good value?

Yes—B-Stock means cosmetic imperfections only with zero impact on playability, tone, or structure, making it a genuine price advantage for the Iceman's aggressive specifications.

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