ATK300 (1994–1999)

For the other model with the same name, see ATK300 .

ATK300 Ivory (more images)

The ATK300 is an ATK series solid body electric bass model introduced by Ibanez for 1994. It was made in South Korea as part of the Standard line.

The ATK300 features an asymmetric double-cutaway light ash body bolted to a laminated maple neck with a 22-fret maple fingerboard with black dot position markers. Components include a single ATK-A triple humbucker pickup mounted in the ATK4 bridge and feeding an Ibanez ATK 3-band EQ powered by a 9V battery, a plastic nut and Wilkinson open gear tuning machines.

The ATK305 is a five string version. The ATK300R is a related model with rosewood fretboard. The ATK300L is a left-handed version. The ATK300FL is a fretless version.

The ATK300 was discontinued after 1999.

Specifications[]

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Specifications for ATK300 (1994–1999)

Model name: ATK300 (1994–1999)

Year(s) offered: 1995–1999

Sold in: Asia & South America / North America 1998 / Europe / Japan / USA

Made in: South Korea

Price: MSRP: US$:699.95 (1995–1996) ; US$:699.99 (1997) ; US$:749.99 (1998–1999) / JP¥:60,000 (1995–1998) ; JP¥:65,000 (1999)

Finish(es): Amber (AM) / Amber Sunburst (AMS) Europe 1995–1999 / Black (BK) / Ivory (IV) 1995 USA only / Light Blue (LBL) 1998–1999 / Sunburst (SB) 1995–1997 / Transparent Black (TK) 1995–1997 / Vintage Sunburst (VB) 1997 USA only

Body

Body type:
Solid body

Body material:
Light ash

Neck joint:
AANJ

Bridge:
ATK4 (19mm string spacing)

Pickguard:
black

Knob style:
Knurled metal dome

Hardware color:
Chrome

Neck

Neck type:
ATK4

Neck material:
3-piece maple

Scale length:
864mm / 34"