5 posts tagged with "Ibanez"
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The JPM100 P3 John Petrucci Handed Over in PersonThere's a moment in some guitars' lives where they stop being instruments and become stories. For most, that moment never comes. For one Ibanez JPM100 P3, it came twice: first on stages around the world under John Petrucci's hands between 1997 and 1999, and again on the 11th of November 1999, in a corridor beside the stage of the IJsselhallen in Zwolle, the Netherlands, when Petrucci opened the…
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Best Strings for Ibanez: Top Picks for RG, S, JEM & AZ (2026)Quick Answer: The best strings for most Ibanez players are Ernie Ball Super Slinky (.009-.042) — the same gauge Ibanez ships from the factory on Edge-equipped models. For fixed-bridge guitars like the AZ, Ernie Ball Regular Slinky (.010-.046) gives you more body and sustain. 🎸 Editor's Choice "On any guitar with a floating trem I keep coming back to 9-42. The Edge bridge was designed around that…
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Complete Ibanez Guitar Guide | RG, S, JEM & AZ ResourcesWelcome to your ultimate Ibanez resource hub. Whether you own a shred-ready RG, a lightweight S series, a signature JEM, or the versatile AZ, you'll find everything you need to identify, set up, and maintain your Ibanez right here. Photo by Slava L on Unsplash What Makes Ibanez Different? Ibanez guitars are built for speed and modern playing styles. Here's how they compare to other major brands…
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Ibanez Serial Number Lookup: Free Instant Decoder & Checker (2026)Quick answer: Find your Ibanez serial number on the back of the headstock (older bolt-on models may have it on the neck plate; acoustics on a label inside the soundhole). The first letter identifies the factory and format: F = FujiGen Japan, C/S/W/P = Korea, I = Indonesia, Z/K = China, and vintage letters A–J = 1975–1984 Japan. Enter it in the free checker above for an instant year, or match it…
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Ibanez Articles and Guides
Explore our comprehensive collection of Ibanez articles covering all aspects of Fender guitars. From basic maintenance and setup procedures to advanced techniques and troubleshooting, these guides provide the knowledge and expertise needed to get the most out of your Fender instrument. Whether you're a beginner learning the basics or an experienced player seeking advanced techniques, our detailed articles offer step-by-step instructions and professional insights. Our expert-written content covers everything from fundamental concepts to professional-level techniques, ensuring you have access to the most accurate and helpful information available. Each article is carefully researched and written by experienced guitar technicians and players who understand the unique characteristics of Fender instruments.