HeHasTheJazzHands
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Not sure if this is true or not, but it's possibly a 27'' - 25.5'' fan. Very close to the Iron Label.
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It looks kind of like even less of a fan than that, maybe 27-26?
Doesn't look like someone would be jumping around on stage with it, and beating the strings without hitting a switch.
I think that it is pretty awesome that a company that mass products guitars as Ibanez, is doing this kind of forward thinking and letting the guitar players input their thoughts on the design besides only the final aesthetics.
Ibanez is pushing the envelope on other companies (on the same market level*), leaving them behind, far behind and it is also awesome to see Tosin as one of the maestros in this process.
As far as testes go, I like the overall design, I think it is refreshing and truly out of the conventional Gibson/Fender styles. Is it a copy of others? not totally, but they surely innovated here and I like this better than the single cuts on their bass workshop series.
On the DiMarzio/SeymourDuncan, I think that DiMarzio should rethink their approach on the artists/public demand and start a more flexible line of business. Bad for some, good for others...
*Note - I am thinking on ESP, Schecter, Jackson...
I don't get having a "low" string on an 8 if you're not gonna give it enough scale length....
As a guitar designer, I find that a very nice visual/functional solution.
Agree with everyone that it looks better headless and probably would have been just as cool.
I don't get having a "low" string on an 8 if you're not gonna give it enough scale length....
To sum up, get off Ibanez's dick. It's cool to see something different from Ibanez and lets hope they keep going in a newer creative direction rather than re-issuing 25 year old guitars that can't hold a candle to the actual guitar that they're supposed to be a reissue of.