Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Ibanez: AMF73
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kinda fusion between dusk tiger, jetking and PRS...
it's 100% ibanez though, disappointing of it even emulates any of those...
Looks almost like a Rickenbacker...:P
it's the colour isn't it? he he...
I think that must be one of the coolest ibanez ive seen in a while, even though the art300 was something special for me. Must check this one out :)
coolness aside, this guitar is well made & it plays very well- like it very much actually :-)
thats nice to know, i hope a local shop will get it so i can put my hands on it :)
Not the colour..but the pickguard and F hole is very Rickenbackerish...;P
I've been thinking about picking one of these up. These are like a couple hundred bucks new on Ebay, which kind of has me hesitant.
How did you like the quality and playability?
Thanks.
hey Pete :-)
please do not expect immaculate semi-acc tones from this one, there's a semi-acc inclinations here but the overall tone remains bright & midrange-y. a 335 on a budget? far off, this one...
overall playability: thumbs up. in fact, would be an open invitation for shredders.
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