Show your Ibanez

[GuitarChapPappa]

There was not thread for Show your Ibanez guitar so I made one ;D

I just replace my Ibanez AG95QA-DBS with IbanezAS93ZW-NT (simply reason is that it's so much easier to play
from upper frets and also, more versatile sound).

I play about 1 month then I take guitar for final adjustment (already nice to play) but few fret edges need to file and
then I want frets to polish and make overall last adjustments. Guitar sounds very nice and easy to play.

Some pictures below:

 

[iaresee]

 

[unix-guy]

This thread is going to keep me busy for a while!

Recently sold:


Recent project:



Part of my collection on the wall. The bass on the left is a refinish my oldest son did. The right 5 includes 4 Ibanez ('87 S540Pro stripped and stained/varnished,'86 Proline PL1770 with swapped Wizard neck and IBZUSA pickups, Schecter, '86 RS440 project, Iceman my family bought me 7-8 years ago):



I have many more...

 

[mistermikev]

1989 Jem 77 FP

 

[WW Audio]

1982 Ibanez Blazer and 1995 Ibanez Ghost Rider GR520.

 

[Tonedeaf]

 

[Tonedeaf]

1982 Ibanez Blazer and 1995 Ibanez Ghost Rider GR520.

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I had a Ghost Rider. I bought it cos it looked like a wooden Veleno.

 

[Gregmang]

I have a love/hate relationship with this guy…

 

[unix-guy]

Round two!

1987 R540Pro built from parts (finish work by my son). Has a Wizard neck. Also signed by Joe Satriani, Guthrie Govan, Tosin Abasi and others from 2015 G4 Experience:



My first ever build project: 1987 S540Pro stripped and hand varnished (also signed, by Vai and others from Vai Academy). There's also an Sunset Red '88 S540Pro (sold to the other guitarist in my band) behind it:




Sold a couple years back:


Another project - obviously VH inspired:


The 1987 S540Pro that started my decades long association with them. Added GK-2A hex pickup:

 

[WW Audio]

I had a Ghost Rider. I bought it cos it looked like a wooden Veleno.

Surprisingly decent axes for the time and $$. Still has all its original parts.

 

[warlockII]

Here are mine in no particular order.

 

[Holbert71]

My JS-2450 MCB

 

[GlennO]

These are my golden age S540's.





And a couple of my newer S2170's. I'm fond of the swirled ebony.

 

[alertedsnake]

1989 or 1990 EX-140, I bought it in 1991 for $150 - my first guitar actually. Since then it got a PAF Pro, then had the scarf joint broken and repaired. About two years ago I dropped it off the stand and broke the scarf joint again... so... I'm probably just going to put a new neck on it eventually. Currently it's just wall art

 

[ruso]

 

[iaresee]

Lots of S-series players in here.

 

[Dave Merrill]

These are my golden age S540's.


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And a couple of my newer S2170's. I'm fond of the swirled ebony.

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Dig that spalted one, very cool.

 

[MrGuitarabuse]

My worn JEM signed by the Japanese fusion band Casiopea and Senri Kawaguchi

 

[Will Schut]

As an Ibanez endorser I do own a couple of AZ models that are visually upgraded, but nothing all that fancy. This Ibanez is another story. It features some highly recognisable artwork by a wellknown artist who happens to also be a guitarplayer.

Kidding aside, in 2007 I did an Ibanez clinic together with Paul (talk about a humbling experience ) and afterwards he decided my axe needed some extra artwork. And who am I to disagree? What a great, great guy Paul is. They say you should never meet your heroes, but working with Paul was so, so much fun, really. he is as funny a guy as he is as good a guitarplayer. And decades later he still recognises you ("Hey, you're that Dutch guy with the blue Ibanez with that funky pickguard").

 

[mtb]