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ESP JB-320E NATURAL SATIN vs Ibanez SRF700

ESP JB-320E NATURAL SATIN
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82Overall / 100
Ibanez SRF700
Ibanez
SRF700
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64Overall / 100

The verdict

The ESP JB-320E NATURAL SATIN comes out ahead overall — 82 to 64 on our estimated score.

Estimated from specs & owner reviews — a starting point, not a substitute for playing both.

ESP JB-320E NATURAL SATIN wins on
  • Better build (96 vs 61)
  • Better playability (78 vs 64)
  • Better value (81 vs 64)
Ibanez SRF700 wins on

No standout advantage.

Scorecard

Estimated scores
MetricJB-320E NATURAL SATINSRF700
Overall8264
Build9661
Playability7864
Sound6868
Value8164

Full specifications

Specification comparison
SpecJB-320E NATURAL SATINSRF700
BrandESPIbanez
TypeBassBass
Years——
CountryJP—
Body woodOvangkolOkoume wing
Neck woodMahoganyMaple
FretboardRoasted JatobaPanga Panga
Strings44
Frets22—
Scale34"34"
PickupsFishman SonicoreBartolini® MK-1 / Bartolini® MK-1
Rating——
Price——
BridgeRoasted Jatoba Bridge w/ Bone SaddleCustom bridge for AeroSilk Piezo system bridge
Bridge pickupFishman SonicoreBartolini® MK-1 bridge pickupPassive
Case-—
Case IncludedN—
ConstructionSet-Neck—
ControlsActive—
FinishNatural Satin—
Fretboard radius400mm—
HardwareBlackCosmo black
Neck profileThin U—
NutBone—
Nut width38mm—
Scale length34"864mm/34"
Strap ButtonStandard—
Top woodSolid Red Cedar—
TunersLTD—
A Width—38mm at NUT
B Width—62mm at 24F
C Thickness—21.5mm at 1F
D Thickness—23.5mm at 12F
Equalizer—Ibanez 2-band EQ w/Piezo active tone control
Factory Tuning—1G,2D,3A,4E
Fret—Fretless
Neck pickup—Bartolini® MK-1 neck pickupPassive
Neck Type—SRF45pc Maple/WalnutNeck-through
Radius—305mmR
Recommended Bag—IBB540-BK
Recommended Case—MB300C
String Gauge—.045/.065/.080/.100
String Space—19mm
Top Back Body—Okoume wing body

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