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Harley Benton MV-4P Black vs Ibanez GSR200B

Harley Benton MV-4P Black
Harley Benton
MV-4P Black
Bass$250
No ratings yet
67Overall / 100
Ibanez GSR200B
Ibanez
GSR200B
Bass—
No ratings yet
64Overall / 100

The verdict

The Harley Benton MV-4P Black comes out ahead overall — 67 to 64 on our estimated score.

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

Harley Benton MV-4P Black wins on
  • Better playability (72 vs 64)
  • Better value (76 vs 64)
Ibanez GSR200B wins on
  • Better sound (68 vs 60)

Scorecard

Estimated scores
MetricMV-4P BlackGSR200B
Overall6764
Build6161
Playability7264
Sound6068
Value7664

Full specifications

Specification comparison
SpecMV-4P BlackGSR200B
BrandHarley BentonIbanez
TypeBassBass
Years——
Country——
Body woodAlderOkoume
Neck woodcaramelised Canadian sycamore with roseacer skunk stripeMaple
FretboardLaurelPurpleheart
Strings44
Frets—22
Scale34.02"34"
PickupsHBZ-custom wound VPB Alnico 5 single coilDynamix P / Dynamix J
Rating——
Price$250—
221 Gear ratio—
BridgeSung Il WB401CR with brass saddlesB10 bridge
ControlsVolume and tone—
FinishBlack—
Fretboard radius305 mm (12")—
Neck BindingCream—
Neck profileSoft D—
Nut width38 mm (1.49")—
Scale length864 mm (34.02")864mm/34"
String gaugesD'Addario EXL165 .045 - .105 (Art. #144505#)—
Truss roddouble action adjustment wheel—
A Width—41mm at NUT
Bridge pickup—Dynamix J bridge pickupPassive
B Width—62mm at 22F
C Thickness—21mm at 1F
D Thickness—22mm at 12F
Equalizer—Phat II EQ
Factory Tuning—1G,2D,3A,4E
Fret—Medium frets
Hardware—Black
Neck pickup—Dynamix P neck pickupPassive
Neck Type—GSR4 Maple neck
Radius—305mmR
Recommended Bag—IBB540-BK
Recommended Case—MB300C
String Gauge—.045/.065/.080/.100
String Space—19mm
Top Back Body—Okoume body

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