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Published on 09/26/08 at 15:29
The new S5470 Prestige presented to the NAMM show in January 2008 are all made in Japan. A return to a finish and quality control result was expected by many fans.
Regarding the specs (neck, pickups, bridge / tremolo, ...):
Wizard Prestige neck * 24 frets
* Three pickups in HSH config
* ZR2 Tremolo (tremolo unit with ball bearings) with removable system ZPS2
More details: http://ibanez.wikia.com/wiki/S5470BW
UTILIZATION
The handle end is nice and provides good playability. But the appreciation of the profile of the handle is subjective. Some may not like. A board on that side: try!
Otherwise, the highs are accessible without contortions. Regarding weight, we are talking about a set S, so lightly.
SOUNDS
S series guitars are versatile. Perfect for my game changed. But if you want a big sound, not the guitar that I advise you ... unless you change the pickups, which many do.
OVERALL OPINION
I have my S5470BW-RVF since February 2008.
Already a proud owner of 98 S540FM-TK ', I wanted a little sister as close as possible in terms of playing comfort
Regarding the specs (neck, pickups, bridge / tremolo, ...):
Wizard Prestige neck * 24 frets
* Three pickups in HSH config
* ZR2 Tremolo (tremolo unit with ball bearings) with removable system ZPS2
More details: http://ibanez.wikia.com/wiki/S5470BW
UTILIZATION
The handle end is nice and provides good playability. But the appreciation of the profile of the handle is subjective. Some may not like. A board on that side: try!
Otherwise, the highs are accessible without contortions. Regarding weight, we are talking about a set S, so lightly.
SOUNDS
S series guitars are versatile. Perfect for my game changed. But if you want a big sound, not the guitar that I advise you ... unless you change the pickups, which many do.
OVERALL OPINION
I have my S5470BW-RVF since February 2008.
Already a proud owner of 98 S540FM-TK ', I wanted a little sister as close as possible in terms of playing comfort