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Our most complete pack for the rock 'n' roller!
The IJX40 Jumpstart Package from Ibanez includes a GRX electric guitar, 15 watt GTA15 amplifier WITH reverb, cable, strap, picks, headphones, electronic tuner, and gig bag. Ibanez also includes an instruction DVD, book, and chord chart to teach you how to wail.
The Ibanez electric has a maple neck with the GRX sleek profile for fast and furious playability. It also has a rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, 22 medium frets, an alder body, three Powersound pickups with a humbucker at the bridge, and the FAT10 bridge for sustain and great intonation.
The GTA15 amp has 15W power, an 8" speaker, clean and overdrive sounds, reverb, an active 3-band EQ, and a CD input so you can play along with your favorite guitar jams.
Ibanez IJX40 Electric Guitar Jumpstart Package Features:
- Electric guitar
- Maple neck with fast GRX profile
- Rosewood fingerboard
- Dot inlays
- 22 medium frets
- Alder body
- 3 Powersound pickups (single-coil neck and middle with humbucker at bridge)
- FAT10 bridge
- GTA 15 15W amp
- 8" speaker
- Clean and overdrive sounds
- Reverb
- Active 3-band EQ
- CD input
- Cable
- Strap
- Picks
- Headphones
- Electronic tuner
- Gig bag
- Instructional DVD
- Book
- Chord chart
Ibanez IJX40 Electric Guitar Jumpstart Package Includes:Guitar, amp, gig bag, tuner, strap, headphones, and instructional DVD.
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great starter guitar
This guitar is great for a starter set and i think it is underrated. Some of the stuff that comes with the set like the tuner are junk. Otherwise the guitar and amp are great. Ive played mine for 2 years now and still love it. Its realiable and a great backup guitar or gigs. Great set for a beginner guitarist!
Reviewed by miracle_man132 on 9/26/2006 who plays Metal, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, Hair Metal.
84 people found this review helpful.
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Perfect Starter Pack
This is the best starter guitar money can buy. The amp is good especially if you are just learning to play, and its good for small areas, i use it in my dorm room. If you are choosing between this or a squire strat, i myself along with everyone i have spoken to agree that the Ibanez makes a much better sound and has better pickups than the squire does. So i recommend this to anyone looking for their first guitar.
Reviewed by KrazyFreak on 10/16/2006 who plays Rock.
49 people found this review helpful.
2 people found this review unhelpful.
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probably the best starter package out there
I brought the Ibanez IJX40 pack a few years ago. Out of the box, the guitar was set up pretty nicely. The guitar it self has a nice bright and distorted sound. It will last you a long time because it is solidly built. Downsides of the guitar is the neck heel is high, some frets are buzzy, and it does not stay in tune well especially if you use the tremelo a lot. The amp is loud but lacking distortion and treble. The DVD is very useful in the learning process but the rest of the accesories are pooly made. the strap broke in 6 months, cable broke in 3 months, and the picks wore out fast. The tuner and accesory bag are pretty much useless. Overall the pros overshadow the cons which can easily be fixed by buying a few accesories. I have tried the Squire pack and my friend has the Epiphone SG pack. I find that the Ibanez pack is better in value and sound than both those packs.
Reviewed by bo on 11/2/2006 who plays thrash, metal.
33 people found this review helpful.
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not bad overall
I will no deny it a Gibson Les Paul is better. However compared to a squier for a begginer it is excellent. Holds tone fairly well. Cord is trash. Git rid of it and the strap. The Ibanez bass jumpstart is the same way. I would recommend it to anyone. Even for a experienced palyer just for practice around the house. Value is unbeatable for the price they charge. For a guitar for the same quality plan on spending aroung 300-500 smackers. Won't be disappointed.
Reviewed by bestbassplayerever221 on 7/19/2007 who plays rock, punk, scremo, emo, metal, alternative, goth.
18 people found this review helpful.
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Wayy better...
This guitar is wayy better than the strat... my frend has the strat and it sucks! the little accessory things r probably worth nothin but the guitar is pretty good. amp is o.k. but after u get into it u'll wanna get a new one. :]
Reviewed by skapunkrocker on 11/15/2006 who plays Punk rock, Ska, Reggae, Surf.
21 people found this review helpful.
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