Strawberry milkshake? This kind of pink makes me nauseated. 
If Barbie had a bass, this one would be it.
If I had to choose a pink bass, it would probably be a metallic pink like the short scale HB, or the one @sadexpunk bought.
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I know Iāve posted my pink Ibanez here a few times, and it was GAS from 18 months ago, but pink freakinā rocks!! 
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I typically donāt like headless basses but this one is so nice!
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This one is beautiful. And headless, which I find pretty cool. It probably stays in tune for a long time too. What model is it?
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Now that is SWEEEETTT.
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Somewhere in the EHB line. Possibly a 600, but might be another model without fanned frets or the fancy strap lock: EHB600 | EHB | ELECTRIC BASSES | PRODUCTS | Ibanez guitars
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Alās BB is a 5 string. The 734a has a 40mm nut, smaller than a P - just barely wider than a J.
The BB734a is both active and passive, it has a selector switch.
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Yes what I quoted was for the 4 string width 1.57ā
Ahh right yeah, 40mm. Sorry 
I have grown to like 40mm the best personally. All of my basses are 40mm nut.
Slimmer than a P, more space than a J.
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Always the right answer in the GAS thread.
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Itās an EHB1000S. Short scale, and unfortunately no longer manufactured. The bass is soooo cool to play! Feels solid, but is super light, had a real thump and can be thrown around like a guitar as youāre not worried about a super-long neck and headstock.
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I bought my seafoam green one before the pink finish was released. I like the pink/lavender finish a lot, but Iām happy just to have acquired an EHB1000S before they were dropped from the catalog. At least some of the long scale and multiscale headless Ibanez basses are still available.
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A colleague has the exact same bass, Seafoam green. We had a ābass offā in the office last week, his vs mine . Wasnāt a fair contest though, as pink wins every time 
In all seriousness, his is strung with flats, mine rounds. Itās interesting back to back playing them: same song, same bass, same EQā¦
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And thatās why it isnāt a good idea to enter a music store while youāre feeling hungry. Or was it supermarket? Same thing. 
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This also looks very nice!
Are the frets slightly fanned? The E string seems longer than the others. Might be because of the shape of the bridge.
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I dig the look of those EHB1000, but Iāve had my eye on the Sire M6 since they announced it (unfortunately, no pink).
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No, not multiscale (fanned). Hereās what a multiscale headless Ibanez looks like. This is the EHB1505MS. Itās a medium scale, lightly fanned (33ā-35ā) like the new Dingwall SP1-5 (32.5ā-35ā).
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Yes, it is clearly different.
But is the E string a little longer than the others because the bridge is slightly in an angle? Does it have any effect on the sound? Well, probably not if it is just a little longer.
Hereās a close up photo of the bridge of mine. Yes the strings are of slightly different lengths. This is (apparently) to help equalise string tension and aid intonation. It also looks pretty cool 
Does it affect the sound? No idea, since I have no comparisonā¦
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They are an interesting bass, and I love the that they are producing a multi-scale 4 string. That said, I find the Sire pre-amp / controls waaaaay too complicated (unnecessarily complicated, IMHO*), so the bass couldnāt make my list. I really wish Ibanez made a 4 string, multi-scale in the EHB range.
*my fretless is a Sire V7. The controls are a real barrier to me playing it. Iād really like to trade it for a passive!
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