ST824

ST824 Walnut (more images)

The ST824 is an Studio series solid body electric bass model introduced by Ibanez for 1980. It was produced in Japan by the FujiGen factory in Matsumoto.

The ST824 features a double-cutaway mahogany and maple body with walnut top bolted to a maple neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with abalone dot position markers and a walnut headstock. The instrument is equipped with Super T-4 transducers and a solid Accu-Cast B fixed bridge with brass saddles and 19mm string spacing, a bone nut, chrome hardware and velve tune B machine heads.

The ST924 is a similar model with a 6- way tone selector.

The ST824 was discontinued after 1981.

Specifications

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Specifications for ST824

Model name: ST824 Year(s) offered: 1980-1981 Sold in: Europe / USA Made in: Japan Price: MSRP: US$: 575.00 (1980) Finish(es): Walnut (WN)
Body Body type: Solid body Body material: Mahogany and maple w/ walnut top Neck joint: AANJ Bridge: Accu-Cast B (gold plated) (19mm string spacing) Knob style: Sure Grip (gold) Hardware color: Chrome	Neck Neck type: Studio Neck material: 3-piece maple Scale length: 864mm / 34" Fingerboard material: Rosewood Fingerboard inlays: Abalone dots Frets: 24 / medium Nut: bone (40mm) Machine heads: Velve Tune B	Electronics/ Strings Bridge pickup: Super T-4 bridge Neck pickup: Super T-4 neck Controls: 2 Volume / 2 Tone / 2-tri sound / 3-way toggle pickup Battery: 9V Output jack: ¼" mono (top mounted) String gauge (factory): .045/.065/.085/.105 Factory tuning: 1G,2D,3A,4E (E standard)

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Additional details

Front odf body

Headstock

Machine heads

Rear of body

Sources

• 1980 catalogs (p. 22)
• 1981 catalogs (p. 13)