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Ibanez RG5120M Prestige Electric Guitar (with Case)
Experience old-world craftsmanship with this Japanese-constructed Prestige model. The Fishman Fluence Modern pickups provide 2 distinct switchable voices.
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Ibanez LGB30 George Benson Electric Guitar (with Case)
Get smooth, rich jazz tone with this Ibanez Artstar guitar. This hollowbody is a product of the collaboration between Ibanez and the legendary George Benson.
$1,019.00
- No Credit Check6 x$169.83
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Ibanez Steve Vai JEM Junior Electric Guitar
Explore new dimensions of shred on the affordably priced JEM Junior's super-slim Wizard III neck, double-locking tremolo and Quantum HSH pickups.
$424.95
- No Credit Check6 x$70.82
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Ibanez AZES31 AZ Essentials Electric Guitar
Ibanez sets a new standard for affordable guitars with the AZES31. A pre-loaded dyna-MIX8 system adds even more tone choices to the trio of single-coils.
$254.95
- No Credit Check6 x$42.49
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Ibanez Prestige RG652AHMFX Electric Guitar (with Case)
Crafted from ash and fitted with a bolt-on 5-piece neck, the RG652AHMFX allows for ultra-fast playability with beefy lows, soaring highs and days of sustain.
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Ibanez GB10EM George Benson Electric Guitar
Get a jazzy tone that works across multiple genres with the Ibanez GB10EM George Benson, a hollowbody electric with plenty of warmth and a little grit.
$589.95
- No Credit Check6 x$98.32
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Ibanez S1070PBZ Premium Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
DiMarzio Air Norton, True Velvet and Tone Zone pickups, an ultra-fast 11-pc Wizard neck and an Edge Zero II tremolo make this S1070PBZ a real shred machine.
$1,189.00
- No Credit Check6 x$198.17
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Ibanez GRGA120 Gio Series Electric Guitar
Embark on a shred quest with the Ibanez GRGA120's mean Infinity pickups, slick pine fretboard with jumbo frets for easy playing and tremolo bridge.
$209.95
- No Credit Check6 x$34.99
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Ibanez Premium AZ42P1 Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
Loaded with Seymour Duncan Hyperion pickups, the AZ42P1 boasts a combination of cutting-edge and traditional features that make for an ideal modern guitar.
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Ibanez JEM77P Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
Don't let the floral pattern and Tree of Life inlay fool you. Gravity Storm humbuckers and an Evolution single-coil make this Vai-approved axe a workhorse.
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Ibanez Q547 Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
You'll lose your head over this Quest! Ibanez finely crafted the Q547 with features like a headstock-less design and HSS pickups for the highest performance.
$934.95
- No Credit Check6 x$155.82
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Ibanez XPTB720 Iron Label Xiphos Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
Unleash seriously monstrous tones with the 7-string Xiphos. This high-performance metal machine features an Edge-Zero II tremolo for precise pitch control.
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Ibanez Q52PB Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
Lightweight, ergonomic headless guitar design meets luxurious look and feel! Ibanez added a classy quilted maple top to their Q52 model to create the Q52PB.
$914.95
- No Credit Check6 x$152.49
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Ibanez AZ47P1QM Premium Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
Premium hardware, DiMarzio pickups, 24 jumbo frets, AND a quilted maple top? Say no more -- this Premium series AZ is the guitar you've been dreaming of!
$1,199.00
- No Credit Check6 x$199.83
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Ibanez RGR752AHBF Prestige Electric Guitar (with Case)
This Japanese-made Prestige model is tailor-made for heavy riffs and sizzling leads. A pair of DiMarzio Fusion Edge 7 pickups produces a clear, crispy sound.
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Ibanez GB10SE George Benson Electric Guitar (with Case)
George Benson's signature Ibanez GB10SE is a relatively slim hollow body featuring Benson's signature mini humbuckers that are suspended to prevent feedback.
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Ibanez AR420 Artist Electric Guitar
The stunning, abalone-bound double cutaway AR420 features Super 58 pickups with Tri-Sound switches for coil tap, series, and parallel configurations.
$549.95
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Ibanez Premium AZ427P1PB 7-String Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
Expand your range in style with this seven-string AZ model. Powered by a set of Seymour Duncan Hyperion pickups, this axe stands out with a poplar burl top.
$1,229.00
- No Credit Check6 x$204.83
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Ibanez RGMS7 Multi-Scale Electric Guitar
Whereas most 7-string guitars have tension issues, the Ibanez RGMS7 remains stable and exhibits resonant tone on each string, thanks to its multi-scale neck.
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Ibanez AS93ZW Artcore Expressionist Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitar
Turn your search for good tone into a safari with this zebrawood Artcore model. A pair of tasty Ibanez Super 58 humbuckers produces clear, balanced sounds.
$594.95
- No Credit Check6 x$99.16
Ibanez began as Hoshino Gakki, an importer that originally sold sheet music and high-end classical guitars from a Spanish guitar builder by the name of Salvador Ibáñez. Over the next few decades, the company adopted the name of the renowned luthier, and began exporting their own guitars. Ibanez initially gained worldwide attention by shifting their production focus away from original budget-friendly models, and crafting extremely high-quality versions of famous American guitars. This eventually led to a lawsuit over headstock designs that was settled in the late 1970s.
By the 1980s, Ibanez's Saber and Roadster guitars (now known as the S and RG series) became the industry standard for rock and heavy metal players demanding hot-rodded features that weren't found in traditional electric guitars. High-output pickups, thin, fast necks, and double-locking tremolo systems were all elements that shredder guitarists craved, but couldn't get without modifying or building stock guitars. The rise of progressive metal, nu metal and other experimental styles led Ibanez to be an innovator and leader in extended-range guitar building. Long scale lengths, fanned frets and other innovations in 7-string, 8-string, and 9-string guitars have made Ibanez a top choice among players looking to dive into lower registers.
While they excel at building well-oiled shred machines, Ibanez is also a force in the hollowbody archtop guitar world. Their Artcore and Artstar series guitars are well-loved by jazz, blues and folk musicians thanks to their fully-hollow and semi-hollow models that rival those of Gibson, Gretsch and Epiphone. The Talman and Roadster series offer up iconic pickup configurations and curvy, offset looks that immediately give each guitar a distinct vintage vibe. Never afraid of innovation and collaboration, Ibanez has led the industry in designing and building player-friendly guitars for all styles, price points and skill levels.