Ibanez MC550 - yvgot's review
translatedGreat guitar, at the extreme quality and care of <span class="skimwords-unlinked"><span class="skimwords-unlinked">fabrication.je</span></span> bought it a long time ago, and after, a fan of strata a…
Ibanez RG321MH - roberto70's review
translatedMade in Korea, but the finish is even when treating trs. 24 frets, 2 pickups Powersound, fixed bridge, string through-(a good place to sustain). A classic slecteur five positions, two knobs for v…
Ibanez S520EX - Keido's review
translatedFor specifications ja'll run over because you can read them on other comments UTILIZATION Handle great, on my old (peavey exp ~ € 200) is quickly avé sore thumb while the hand on the slide alone.…
Ibanez S470DXQM - buck88's review
translated• Wizard II neck • Quilted Maple top / Mahogany Body • Large frets • ZR Tremolo bridge • PSND1 (H) neck could • NSDP (S) mid could • PSND2 (H) bridge could • Color: Charcoal Brown • P…
Ibanez Gio GRG170DX - jimmypageIV's review
translatedThis guitar is made in Indonesia, given its normal prix.elle dipose dun handle 24 cases, 3 pickups (neck and bridge and hambekers simple micro) fat10 easel. For the settings there are two big fat o…
Ibanez AF105F - RaphLoubrieu's review
translatedBuilt in Asia, 22 frets, gibson bridge type (metal or wood) with floating tailpiece, volume and tone on the plate. UTILIZATION Channel super nice, for my part mounted with a set of flat net addar…
Ibanez RG570EX - " Nice!"
translated- Japan - 24 frets - Micros V7 - S1 - V8 - Floyd - Volume - Tone I had her head thrown back and I think it's more original. UTILIZATION Channel pleasant as very end! That's what I …
Ibanez JS700 Joe Satriani Signature - lam_da's review
translatedSame as above. I can add that it is simple microphones, so they are not splitables. UTILIZATION Raaaah! Channel Ultra Nice! There is nothing to report at the ease of playing, yet I tried i…
Ibanez RG350DX - Deadmicky's review
translatedBody-colored white and pearl nacre plate Channel Wizard II 24 cases pearl motifs Vibrato type-floyd "Edge III" -Micro: INF3 IBZ (H) Channel INFS3 IBZ (S) Medium Inf4 IBZ (H) Bridge UT…
Ibanez RG770 - zeepo's review
translatedManufactures in Japan 1989 1993 6 string guitar 7 strings, not unlike the view Previous. Channel 24 boxes inlaid with "shark teeth" Micros IBZUSAF2 the easel IBZUSAC2 middle position IBZUSA…
Ibanez JS700 Joe Satriani Signature - datsu's review
translatedJapanese guitar. Body and handle (screwed mahogany, rosewood fingerboard 22 frets, fixed bridge type with the PRS adjustable harmonics. P90 2 volume and tonality, a selector 3 positions. The si…
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Ibanez SA160QM [2001-2005] - maitre soda's review
translatedMade in Korea. 22 frets, one humbucker in bridge and 2 in central and simlpes manches.selecteur 5 positions. 1 tone pot and a vibrato volume.un ibanez, Bigsby. UTILIZATION Very good handle fa…
Ibanez SAS32FM - zig64's review
translated- In which country was it made? (United States, Japan, Mexico, France ...)? It is manufactured in Japan - How many frets, what kind of micro as well as their configuration? 21 boxes, Ibanez h…
Ibanez SAS32FM - chesnal's review
translatedNothing to add to the manufacturer caractérististiques UTILIZATION The handle is very nice Access is very easy to acute Very comfortable to hold in hand The handle is very easy SOUNDS …
Ibanez S470 - mdkratkid's review
translated- Made in Korea - 22 frets, ibanez pickups Powersound, HSH pickups configuration - Ibanez ZR bridge type floyd - 1 volume, 1 Tone 5-way switch - Wizzard II neck, thin and flat, S keying I …
Ibanez GSA60 - cris-prols's review
translatedIt is already said I think UTILIZATION Simple! Easy Access in acute trs bonnne guitar START string tension is pleasant vibrato not very easy to access (it is too) SOUNDS Sound enough Po…
Ibanez IC400 - tori404's review
translatedGuitar made in Korea, made of mahogany, it has (alone) 22 frets, the pickups are hambuckers AH1 and 2 (for beginners: it is the right microphone;)) a neck position and the other bridge position (logi…
Ibanez Gio GRX170 - sorgen :shoot:'s review
translatedThis is a "low end" Ibanez Cort factory in factories in Indonesia His body is indescribable on mine (because the former are alder and news Agathis) The pickups are original Powersound (MSM) The…
Ibanez EXR170 - Narcisse's review
translatedDj said above. UTILIZATION Ergonomics gniale, guitar trs flexible and thin, lgre ... The clean sound is enjoyable, I prvois to change a humbucker for a bigger sound distortion ... The look is gni…
Ibanez SAS32FM - Badaben's review
translatedCHARACTERISTICS of the manufacturer. UTILIZATION Handle very easy to play, a very good ergonomics gnrale on this model we see that Ibanez has made efforts at this level l.L 'Access in acute poses…
Ibanez S470DX - nickool59's review
translatedCHARACTERISTICS: 2micros-humbucker and single coil ibanez Vibrato-high end ibanez 22 frets rosewood-handle -1 Tone and volume knob 5-tone selector -Mahogany body UTILIZATION This Iban…
Ibanez AXS32 - Kirk44's review
translatedMade in Indonesia 22 frets with no markings microphones: AH3 (Humbuckers) neck AH4 (Humbuckers) bridge Full Tune II bridge no possibility of a vibrato strings fit in the body to facilitate the …
Ibanez AFS75T - jcf250's review
translatedGood evening manufactures (very well produced) in China 22 boxes, but only 15 "normal" use faux Bigsby effective, and does not dsaccorde handle very easy UTILIZATION I have a AFS75tr 3 ye…
Ibanez Gio GRG170DX - bomberman133's review
translatedChannel grg1, two humbuckers, one single, all Powersound, vibrato fat10, basswood body medium frets, 24 frets UTILIZATION The handle is what there are more enjoyable, flat end, ideal for solos …
Ibanez 2402 - Loulou-67's review
translatedI just bought this guitar ibanez double neck 1978 in perfect state of operation since purchased space Drouot Paris dates from 78 and a dark red color. Even if weight is not ngliger the sound the look…
