The limited Ibanez J Custom 2011 LTD brings back a sought-after solidbody electric guitar, and now it can be yours. The original J Customs were first introduced in 1996, and their hard-to-get status made them treasured by discerning players. Manufactured on a much smaller scale than other instruments, the J Customs received painstaking attention to [...]
The Ibanez RG Prestige RG3250 is a member of Ibanez’s Prestige Series – putting it in the upper echelon of Ibanez’s RG offerings. With it, you can expect the hallmark RG body style that’s primed for players with attitude, as well as a fast-playing 5-piece maple/walnut Super Wizard Prestige neck, and a basswood body with [...]
Ibanez RG1560JB RG Prestige in Jewel Blue with Case Limited Reissue of an 80’s Classic!Originally introduced in 1988, the RG560 quickly became a favorite among shredders who wanted more of an organic tone than what was offered by humbuckers. Fully featured with a double locking tremolo, gorgeous Jewel Blue finish and a Maple fretboard, [...]
The Ibanez RG Prestige RG3250 is a member of Ibanez’s Prestige Series – putting it in the upper echelon of Ibanez’s RG offerings. With it, you can expect the hallmark RG body style that’s primed for players with attitude, as well as a fast-playing 5-piece maple/walnut Super Wizard Prestige neck, and a basswood body with [...]
From the time of its release in 1998, the Gibson Les Paul DC Standard has satisfied the countless players who had long demanded a contemporary-styled, double-cutaway Les Paul that also retained the long tradition of Gibson’s most legendary solid body electric guitar. The Les Paul Double Cutaway celebrates this popular model in a limited-edition guitar [...]
The RG1550M is a member of Ibanez’s Prestige Series – putting it in the upper echelon of Ibanez’s RG offerings. With it, you can expect the hallmark RG body style that’s primed for players with attitude, as well as a fast-playing 5-piece maple/walnut Wizard Prestige neck, and a basswood body with a maple fretboard. The [...]
In an effort to jump start the steadily declining sales of the Les Paul model, Gibson decided to abandon the solid gold finish that had been used since the guitar made its debut in 1952. Instead, they went to a translucent Cherry Sunburst finish that was popular on most of its hollowbodies and arch-tops. However, [...]
In an effort to jump start the steadily declining sales of the Les Paul model, Gibson decided to abandon the solid gold finish that had been used since the guitar made its debut in 1952. Instead, they went to a translucent Cherry Sunburst finish that was popular on most of its hollowbodies and arch-tops. However, [...]
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