This is one of those Artcore (semi-hollow) models which is stunning in looks & performance. The 'C' suffix in its model alpha-numerics represents the guitar's body wood- cocobolo. As exotic as it looks, the tone generated here would appease those in search of that thick bottom end without mushing out when playing single notes at intense drive/ distortion. All the guitar's attributes are deserving in terms of above-average performance but I'd question the necessity of the fine tuners (part of the Quick-change Ultra hard tail) as intricate tuning can be done over at the headstock.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Ibanez: AJD91C
This is one of those Artcore (semi-hollow) models which is stunning in looks & performance. The 'C' suffix in its model alpha-numerics represents the guitar's body wood- cocobolo. As exotic as it looks, the tone generated here would appease those in search of that thick bottom end without mushing out when playing single notes at intense drive/ distortion. All the guitar's attributes are deserving in terms of above-average performance but I'd question the necessity of the fine tuners (part of the Quick-change Ultra hard tail) as intricate tuning can be done over at the headstock.
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Its a true beauty...
...and the tone speaks. i've yet to come across a bad-sounding Ibanez Artcore...
I've never tried an Artcore before, how much is this?
if memeory serves me right it's $1,070 (list).
Very decent/competitive pricing... Too bad I'm already eyeing a few stuff (your EVJ head too... pay should be coming soon... I hope...)
Valve Jr is *poof* gone...
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