The RS924 is an Roadster series solid body electric bass model introduced by Ibanez for 1980. It was produced in Japan by the FujiGen factory in Matsumoto.
The RS924 features a double-cutaway solid ash body with a walnut top bolted to a maple neck with Volute reinforcement, a 24-fret maple fingerboard with black dot position markers and a walnut headstock. The instrument is equipped with Super (J/P-4) pickups controlled by the EQ-B2 passive-active correction system and the Accu-Cast B bridge with brass saddles and 19mm string spacing, a bone nut, chrome hardware and Hercules B tuning machines.
The neck is screwed using the experimental, very stable Quadra Lock system (four screws screwed into threaded sleeves pressed into the base of the neck)
The RS924L is a similar left-handed model. The RS940 is a similar fretless model.
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