……or how I learned to love a Flying V I hadn’t paid any attention to a Flying V before, I always saw it as a pure metal guitar and with one exception, I never had one in my hand. It… Continue Reading →
The Artist AR350 was one of the top notch models in the Artist series and first issued in 1984. The AR350 was the tremolo version of the AR300 and shared its construction features like a double cutaway as well as… Continue Reading →
In spring 2011 I was offered this georgeous RS1300NT for an absolutely decent price, at which I simply couldn’t resist 😉 The guitar came with its OHSC and was – and still is – in absolutely pristine condition, 99 percent… Continue Reading →
Here’s a pretty good example of a1982 MC150PW. The “PW” is for pearl white, and the color was indeed a rich shade of white! I owned it for a while then decided to part with it. The pickups had been… Continue Reading →
What we have here is an Ibanez Artist built in 1981. I just have some pictures available, so some statements can only be derived from the pictures. But it’s not an AR-100 or 300, since the hardware is Chrome, not… Continue Reading →
RS315 model, purchased in excellent condition in 1990. Cherry Sunburst flame maple top. All original hardware and pickup…still sounds great!
The Roadstar II series followed the Ibanez Blazer series and was introduced in 1983. While the Blazers still were more inspired by the Fender Stratocaster (I call my BL550s “The better Strats” 😉 ) the Roadstars were available in a… Continue Reading →
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