Axe pix

[Peter H. Boer]

I have to admit... I'm à guitar/bass addict :facepalm:

I see nothing wrong there  >:D

Like the EUB, I've got the same (but under a different brand) modified it, and it really sounds better (because of the fingerboard dress, bridge & tailpiece mod.)
https://www.Faceb**k.com/profile.php?id=100001883903869&sk=photos&collection_token=100001883903869%3A2305272732%3A69&set=a.362117340527726.82797.100001883903869&type=3

[tomy]

Hey Peter, I'm really excited to check but I have no Faceb**k account

[Peter H. Boer]

Hey Peter, I'm really excited to check but I have no Faceb**k account

Nobody you know has a FB account?

Does that still exist  >:D

[rnolan]

Well I hardly ever use my FB account and I'm close to deleting it, I only started one for the band I was in....

[tomy]

Well I hardly ever use my FB account and I'm close to deleting it, I only started one for the band I was in....

Yeah the same for me...But I'm  really not interested by

[luftguitar]

[luftguitar]

[rnolan]

Nice  :thumb-up:

[MarshallJMP]

The ibanez looks really special,never saw something like this before.

[rnolan]

IIRC the hand hold cut out is from the Steve Vai model ?? (not that I know much about Ibanez guitars). That said I have some history here, my 2nd ever guitar was a black/gold Navara Les Paul (bolt on) which I believe (correct me if I'm wrong) was a precursor to Ibanez (great guitar), and I had an Ibanez Blond Hummingbird copy acoustic (also great guitar) (this is all early '70s stuff)

[luftguitar]

Thank you guys, this Ibanez the maple neck and scale rosewood is original of The RG model, the body was made by a instrument maker here in my city, based on JEM model Ibanez, woods - Body: Brazilian Mahogany, top: Cherry burst, a combination really amazing!

[MarshallJMP]

Ah okay,well looks really nice and original  :thumb-up:

[luftguitar]

Thank you, the original body of the Ibanez is in Basswood, or Brazilian mahogany is vastly superior in terms of durability and sound in my opinion. The Basswood think a very fragile and with little sound mass wood.

[tomy]

Thank you, the original body of the Ibanez is in Basswood, or Brazilian mahogany is vastly superior in terms of durability and sound in my opinion. The Basswood think a very fragile and with little sound mass wood.

Hey,it reminds me "tonewood thread"

[rnolan]

Hey tg, me too  :thumb-up: .  In one of the articles/blogs whatever from that thread he talks about basswood, intuitively (for me) since it's softer and lighter than many other popular woods I'd have thought it wouldn't be as good.  However, my Anderson pro am is a basswood body and it's awesome... stood the test of time (not that I knock it around) and plenty of sustain, also a very comfortable guitar to play, not too heavy, not too light.

Brazilian Mahogany is very nice, getting much harder to get these days though. Anyway luftguitar, very nice axe  :thumb-up: No you know El will want sound clips LoL