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IBANEZ
GUITARS
NOS Ibanez: I have a few of these in stock:
Ibanez "Metal Mission" Jumpstart Pack, (Ibanez G10 Camo), (pic2), (pic3), (gigbag), (tuner/pouch/manual/strap/cable/shirt), (amp), (headphones). I hesitate to call this a beginner's kit. Everything included is far better than the gear I started with beginning with an imminently playable G10, dual humbucker guitar, finished in Camo, with a bound rosewood fretboard. The GTA15R is the best amp I've ever seen in a prepackaged starter kit and includes gain control to add distortion, bass, mid, treble, volume and *reverb* - with a separate CD input for practice which has it's own volume control. 15W amps with these features sell alone for around $99. All the accessories are included - padded gigbag, digital tuner with carrying pouch, strap, manual, and even a T-shirt. Like most Package Kits, these come with a mediocre factory setup but ours will receive a pro setup prior to leaving here since the most frustrating factor for a beginning guitarist is a guitar with high action or otherwise is hard to play. This is definitely a quality setup and an upgrade for many beginners who bought a rock bottom starter kit. This guitar and amp sound and play good enough to carry a player well into the intermediate phase. $249 includes everything you need to plug in and play.
Ibanez GRGM51HP Mikro Sonic - Black, Ibanez GRGM51HP - Red, Ibanez GRGM51HP - Yellow, (front/back), (headstock), (amp settings), (pickup/speaker), (included headphones). Great little practice, travel, or beginner guitar. Might look like a toy but don't be deceived, this is every much a serious guitar as their full sized G10 and much like the Fender Duo-Sonic, it's just a scaled down version with a shorter (22.2") scale. The coolest thing about these guitars are the built-in amp and speaker, which is conveniently fitted in the neck pickup cavity. It has a 2-watt amp that runs on a 9V batter or external power supply, and amps settings include Clean-Overdrive-Distortion-Metal and the last position is for tuning, where it rings a 440Hz, i.e. an A note. The hardware and pickups are the same as the G10 series, as is the mahogany body, maple neck, and rosewood fretboard. The PSND2 Powersound humbucker sounds very good, whether played through the internal amp or through a larger amp. One final bonus is a good quality set of Ibanez headphones, good for private practice, included with this guitar. Ibanez recently discontinued this model but we have a few of them in stock, *better* than new since they will receive a pro setup prior to shipping. I've had a blast playing one of these for the past few weeks and I highly recommend them for small hands, or just a fun guitar for the beach or cabin. $149 in your choice of black, yellow, or red, new in the box.