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Ibanez Guitars

Ibanez is a Japanese guitar brand that has gained significant popularity for its electric guitars, particularly in the rock and metal genres. Ibanez was originally a Japanese brand established by Hoshino Gakki in 1908 as a sheet music store. The company started importing guitars from Spain in the 1920s and later began producing its guitars. In the 1970s, Ibanez gained recognition for its electric guitars, especially in the United States.

Ibanez offers guitars at different prices, making them accessible to players of various budgets. The more affordable lines, such as the RG and S series in the Standard lineup, provide excellent value for the money. Ibanez is known for incorporating innovative features in its guitars, including unique tremolo systems (like the Edge and Lo-Pro Edge), advanced pickup configurations, and ergonomic designs.

Ibanez electric guitars are widely used in various musical genres, with a strong presence in rock, metal, and progressive music. The brand's commitment to quality, innovation, and catering to the diverse needs of players has contributed to its enduring popularity in the guitar market.

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Bonners Guitar Store, located on the South coast in Eastbourne, has a large dedicated showroom full of Electric, Acoustic and Bass Guitars. Whether you're looking for your first instrument or something prestigious, our showroom is the perfect environment to touch, play, and select from an extensive range of guitars. When you visit Bonners Guitar Store, you'll be given the space and time to test several instruments in a comfortable, private environment, allowing you to ensure that you're making the right purchase decision.

We're located just off the A27 main road with plenty of on-site parking. If the train is more convenient for you, we're just a 2-minute walk from Hampden Park railway station (linked directly to London Victoria).

Here's More Information About Ibanez Electric Guitars:

RG Series The Ibanez RG series is one of the most iconic and widely recognized lines. These guitars are known for their sleek, double-cutaway design, thin necks, and often feature aggressive pickups, making them popular in the rock and metal communities.

S Series: The Ibanez S series guitars are known for their slim, contoured bodies and fast-playing necks. They are designed for players who prefer a lightweight and ergonomic instrument.

Prestige Series: Ibanez Prestige guitars are part of the high-end line produced in Japan. They are known for their exceptional craftsmanship, premium materials, and attention to detail. Many signature models and unique designs are available in the Prestige series.

Signature Models: Ibanez has collaborated with numerous artists to produce signature models. Some well-known artists with Ibanez signature guitars include Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Paul Gilbert, and Tosin Abasi.

JEM Series: The Ibanez JEM series, designed in collaboration with Steve Vai, is known for its unique and bold designs. These guitars feature colourful finishes, monkey grip handles, and the iconic "Tree of Life" inlay.

Iron Label Series: The Iron Label series is designed for heavy metal players. These guitars typically have dark finishes and high-output pickups, and are built with features like extended range (7 and 8 strings) for players who want to explore lower tunings.

Acoustic-Electric Guitars: While Ibanez is often associated with electric guitars, the brand also produces many acoustic-electric guitars. These guitars are famous for their playability and often incorporate features like cutaways and built-in electronics.

Multi-Scale Guitars: Ibanez has embraced multi-scale designs, where the scale length varies across the strings. This feature is particularly popular among players who enjoy extended-range guitars and lower tunings.

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