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Non ADA Gear => Guitars => Topic started by: Dante on February 15, 2014, 10:07:59 PM
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Are you small-body semi-hollow axe with a Floyd Rose and a D-Tuner cool?
Eh?
She's an Ibanez AM75 (circa 1986). I also have an '84 AM50 (it's a stoptail version - same body). The neck is so easy to play, she spoils me rotten. After playing this guitar, I have a hell of a time playing any other guitar. The pickups are not EMGs, they are passive DiMarzios that look just like EMGs and they are very high gain, with incredible clean tones.
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Very nice Dante, Ibenez made some very nice guitars back then. My second ever guitar was a 2nd hand Navarra Les Paul, Navarra was allegedly a pre cursor to Ibenez.
I have a similar issue with my Tom Anderson Pro Am, it's so nice and easy to play that all my other guitars are harder.
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Oh yeah, went through that on my '78 Kawai F1-Jr. Prior to that I had some very nice guitars before I got that one (including an Ibanez Musician MC400 & Guild S-300). But I sold off most every one of those instruments because that neck just made the others just frustrating. It's my benchmark for all other guitars that I own, and now all of my instruments have good, fluid necks and fretboards because of how thoroughly I became spoiled with it. Easily the most fluid chunky neck ever. Currently tuned C Standard with 12s.
Dante, I played an '83 AM255 with the original vibrato system recently. I agree with you on the cleans, WOW they were nice with depth. I ended up getting a Carvin SH-225 instead though.
I definitely want to see what else pops up on this thread.
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Nice guitar :thumb-up: love the laminated neck through body.
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Same to you and the Tom Anderson, I wish I could drop the cash on one! I already have enought instruments as it is.
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That Kawai looks an awful lot like a Musician ;)
Very sweet guitar, I'm looking forward to what else shows up in here too
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I had a semi hollow Les Paul that I wish I would have never sold. Hardly ever see one for sale now days.