Re: ibanez and shred guitarists
I was pleasantly surprised by a high-end Ibanez Prestige that I played at a used-guitar store a couple of weeks ago. Don't remember exactly which model it was (a fancified bolt-on RG), but that one had tone to spare and a great neck. Most of the Ibanez I see at Guitar Center play and sound like crapola.
By the way, I would echo what someone said about Ibanez working with their endorsees. You'd have to say that Ibanez went the extra mile with Satch and Vai to create guitars to appeal to them specifically. So much so that I wouldn't actually want either sig model! [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img] I liked that Prestige I played way better than the JEMs I've tried in the past, and the JS is too trebly and has 22 frets--not for me.
[ July 13, 2003, 11:18 PM: Message edited by: pro-fusion ]
I was pleasantly surprised by a high-end Ibanez Prestige that I played at a used-guitar store a couple of weeks ago. Don't remember exactly which model it was (a fancified bolt-on RG), but that one had tone to spare and a great neck. Most of the Ibanez I see at Guitar Center play and sound like crapola.
By the way, I would echo what someone said about Ibanez working with their endorsees. You'd have to say that Ibanez went the extra mile with Satch and Vai to create guitars to appeal to them specifically. So much so that I wouldn't actually want either sig model! [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img] I liked that Prestige I played way better than the JEMs I've tried in the past, and the JS is too trebly and has 22 frets--not for me.
[ July 13, 2003, 11:18 PM: Message edited by: pro-fusion ]
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