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The best Ibanez J-Custom reviews

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  • Ibanez JCRG-Metal1

    « Flashy but expensive »

    The Ibanez J-Custom line almost always has mahogany bodied guitars. For some reason, they decided to use a basswood body with this model. I'm not sure if it had to do with the way the paint was applied or what, but I wasn't exactly the biggest fan

    by Hatsubai 1 8/10/11
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  • Ibanez JCRG8420ZD

    iamqman's review

    The Ibanez guitars are great guitars for the budgie musician at hand. If you're looking for a very inexpensive but yet pretty well guitar and I'm as is definitely the tricks. They're very good price guitars and they feel very good as well. Many shred

    by iamqman 10/11/11
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  • Ibanez JCRG1712

    iamqman's review

    The Ibanez guitars are very budget friendly and still a great feel and sound at these price points. Ibanez is known to be one of the leaders another overdrive pedal categories but they also are the leaders in the budget friendly guitars pretty active

    by iamqman 10/11/11
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  • Ibanez JCRG1680

    « More reserved J-Custom »

    Most J-Customs are known to have super gaudy vine inlays, and while I love the vine inlays, there are times when I think that they would look a lot better with a more conservative look. This was Ibanez's attempt at helping make the guitar a bit less

    by Hatsubai 9/12/11
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  • Ibanez JCRG6CST

    « Beautiful looking J-Custom »

    J-Customs are usually known for their flame maple tops. However, Ibanez decided to do something a bit different while building this guitar. Instead of the normal maple top, they now use a swamp ash top, and the grain really pops. The guitar has a

    by Hatsubai 8/10/11
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  • Ibanez JCRG5

    « Unique and rare »

    This is another one of the rare J-Custom guitars that came through my shop. The guitar is very similar to some of the other models out there. The main difference is that this has gold hardware, although that later became something of a standard for

    by Hatsubai 8/8/11
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  • Ibanez JCRG8670

    « Edge Pro J-Custom »

    Around this time, the Edge and Lo Pro were starting to be phased out due to patent issues with Floyd Rose themselves. To help cut down on the amount of money Ibanez had to pay, they created the Edge Pro tremolo. This is one of the J-Custom models t

    by Hatsubai 8/8/11
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  • Ibanez JCRG ARCH-1

    « One of the few ebony fretboard models »

    Back in 1996, Ibanez decided to open up the J-Custom factory. These guitars were the best of the best. You could put these up against any top guitar manufacturer, and they'd either destroy them or at least hold their own. They didn't hold back at

    by Hatsubai 8/8/11
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