Ibanez TMB100L-BK Talman Left Handed Bass Black
Ibanez TMB100L-BK Talman Left Handed Bass Black	Ibanez TMB100L-BK Talman Left Handed Bass Black	Ibanez TMB100L-BK Talman Left Handed Bass Black	Ibanez TMB100L-BK Talman Left Handed Bass Black	Ibanez TMB100L-BK Talman Left Handed Bass Black	Ibanez TMB100L-BK Talman Left Handed Bass Black

Ibanez TMB100L-BK Talman Left Handed Bass Black

by Ibanez

MPN: TMB100L-BK

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RRP: £289.00

£289.00

Ibanez TMB100L Black — The Bold Lefty Budget Bass

So, you're checking out the TMB100L, the left-handed version of the Ibanez Talman series. Dressed in black, built to hustle, and priced to move — this one’s aimed straight at players who want looks, tone options, and don’t feel like selling a kidney for a decent bass.

The Look

Straight up — it looks great. Glossy black finish with a tort-style pickguard? Yes please. It’s got a chunky, offset retro body that stands out in a lineup of typical P- and J-style clones. It’s got attitude without screaming for attention. Low-key killer.

Specs That Matter

Body - Poplar — lightweight, decent tone, nothing fancy
Neck - Maple, bolt-on, with Jatoba fretboard — solid and playable
Frets -20 medium
Scale -34" — standard long scale
Pickups  -  PJ configuration: Dynamix P (neck) + Dynamix J (bridge)
Electronics - Active 2-band EQ (bass + treble), passive pickups
Controls  -  Stacked knobs: Volume/Blend, Bass/Treble
Bridge   -   B10 bridge — functional, not flashy
Finish   -   Gloss black with chrome hardware
 

What It Does Well

  • Versatility: Thanks to the PJ setup and active EQ, this thing covers a lot of sonic ground. Funk? Check. Rock? Sure. Laid-back soul grooves? Done.

  • Great bang for the buck: For the price, it offers solid construction, wide tone options, and some serious vibe.

  • Comfortable neck: The Talman neck is slim enough for quick playing but still feels sturdy.

  • Left-handed and proud: Finally, a lefty option that isn’t either wildly expensive or boring to look at.

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