Europe got nothing, again. Thanks, Ibanez!

[Jarmake]

It's just a big, steaming pile of meh to me. Would like to see a better prestige line. I'm not interested in premium even a slightest bit. Why is premium and iron label getting all the cool stuff these days?

 

[Webmaestro]

So disappointed. Don't see a damn thing I like. Guess I'll have to continue shopping the used market.

 

[FromTheMausoleum]

This isn't the entire line-up. *hint hint*

 

[Jim Antonio]

8-string ARZ? Now nobody expected that...

 

[pushpull7]

This isn't the entire line-up. *hint hint*

"what chu talkin' bout willis?"

 

[FromTheMausoleum]

The PGM80P isn't on that list :|

You know, the new premium Paul Gilbert model.

 

[the.godfather]

I'm not interested in much of it as Ibanez in general hasn't really been my thing lately, but I do really like the new white Timmons model and the new Gilbert too. I will definitely be checking those two out in a store near me. The 8-string ARZ Les Paul looks interesting too.

 

[Wolfhorsky]

Nothing cool for me either. I'm going to order Skerv custom guitar

 

[Churchie777]

25th Universe

 

[Bloody_Inferno]

This isn't the entire line-up. *hint hint*

The prestige and premium Roadcores are a neat touch, same with the HS FR. I'm curious on the more oddball models they'd be releasing rather than the usual RG, S lineup. Though new versions of those are always nice.

 

[Schaug]

All eyes on ESP now, fingers crossed for some Horizon 7s with passive routes!

 

[jl-austin]

"Europe gets nothing again"

Even for the US, I would not expect to many new models. Last year was HUGE. I doubt if there are many new prestige models (even for the US). There might be a few new colors, but that is all I would expect.

 

[OmegaSlayer]

Nothing beats the old PGM100, from that guitar on, it's been a downfall for PG models.