Thanks, I think they're all correct now, although there's probably still 1000 mistakes on the site everywhere.Hey Rich, the TOD1 page still contains references to the THBB10.
Speaking of the THBB10, is Ibanez stopping production of that?
Thanks, I think they're all correct now, although there's probably still 1000 mistakes on the site everywhere.Hey Rich, the TOD1 page still contains references to the THBB10.
Speaking of the THBB10, is Ibanez stopping production of that?
How much are they? I've been searching Ibanez nose on Sweetwater and it's not returning anything. Thank you.Both are permiums, and both have their own Fishman signature pickups. As a non Polyphia fan, but as a fan of the tree of death inaly from the nylon, this definitely peeks my interest. A bit pricey though.
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Thomann has them for €1,666 for me:How much are they? I've been searching Ibanez nose on Sweetwater and it's not returning anything. Thank you.
It's on Ibanezrules, Rich was the one that announced them before I posted the pics. $2000 USD for MSRP and $1500 for MAP from Rich.How much are they? I've been searching Ibanez nose on Sweetwater and it's not returning anything. Thank you.
Not too bad, I’m considering grabbing the gold one at some point. Really liking the gold top, grey/blue metallic back combo.It's on Ibanezrules, Rich was the one that announced them before I posted the pics. $2000 USD for MSRP and $1500 for MAP from Rich.
I haven't played a Nitro Wizard neck but on paper it's the same specs as the Wizard III profile (slightly thicker & rounder than Wizard) that's found on most Indonesian Ibbys. Perhaps the carve is subtly different though (anyone know?).I keep seeing more and more models have the Nitro Wizard profile, although I've never played one myself, I'm assuming they're Ibanez's answer to the Jackson/ESP typical thin U/round profile?
I haven't played a Nitro Wizard neck but on paper it's the same specs as the Wizard III profile (slightly thicker & rounder than Wizard) that's found on most Indonesian Ibbys. Perhaps the carve is subtly different though (anyone know?).
Nitro Wizard seems to be reserved for Iron Label / Axion models.
One would assume Jake has elevated to the level in Dimarzio where he gets new pickups with every guitar release.Sorry if this has already been covered, but I've only just noticed that the 27-fret JBM has DiMarzio Mirage pickups, not Titans. They're not listed on the DiMarzio website...anyone tried them?
If that's the case, wouldn't it make sense for DiMarzio / Ibanez to market them? They're not even described on the Ibanez website under "features" for the JBM9999 (whereas Titans are for the JBM10FX).One would assume Jake has elevated to the level in Dimarzio where he gets new pickups with every guitar release.
Jake has been coy about them so presumably there's an official release coming, but it does seem to be a botched launch so far.If that's the case, wouldn't it make sense for DiMarzio / Ibanez to market them? They're not even described on the Ibanez website under "features" for the JBM9999 (whereas Titans are for the JBM10FX).