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Ibanez Artcore AFS75T Electric Guitar Transparent Red

Description

Features
- Maple top, sides, and back
- Mahogany neck
- Bound rosewood fretboard
- ACH1 humbucker at the neck
- ACH2 humbucker at the bridge
- VBF70 vintage vibrato
- ART2 roller bridge
Reviews
4.81
26 Reviews
0%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Reviewed by 26 customers
One of the Best guitars especially for the price!
submitted13 years ago
byJOHN BENNETT
fromTexas
I just purchased this guitar form a guy who just didn't like the thing. I got it CHEAP! Too cheap too print. The bridge was in the wrong spot..so the intonation was way off. Got it all set up and the action plus intonation is one of the best of the guitars I have owned. A good set up makes things differ like noght and day. His willingness to sell for so little is probalby one of my best buys ever! It is like new. I would buy this "On Sale" if I was to lose this one. Nice and comfortable playing. Easy action. Makes my new G&L ASAT Classic telecaster feel like a baseball bat with strings! I must admit...I don't typically look at chinese made products because, at one time, they were garbage. Well, things have changed. The last few guitars I have played made in china rival the playablity of any USA models and they cost so little. I wasn;t looking for this deal but I am glad it manifested in my favor. Hagstrom and Fender are two other brands I have played or owned that were made in china. Hagstrom Viking, awesome and the new Feder Telecster with HSS MIC awesome playing guitars. People always say it is the cheap labor. I say, even low paid workers in the US should be able to make these products for the same or close value. Parts are cheaper so the price should be cheaper. PRS made in Korea great guitars. Breedlove made in Korea great guitars. Not bashing US but just don;t want people to bash people who cannot offord the US made guitars that actually can be made to play as well as these cheaper Chinese, Korean, and or Mexican made gutiars.
My Go-To Guitar
submitted15 years ago
byCurtis
fromTulare, CA
I bought this guitar about 4 years ago. Since then, I've played rock shows, punk shows, jazz gigs, and I even used it as a makeshift lapsteel once. It's a fantastic, inexpensive, and versatile instrument that has been my favorite since I first plugged it in. I have one single complaint and that is that the tremolo tends to put the guitar slightly out of tune when used, but that's no deal breaker! I'm planning on putting a real Bigsby on it soon (Going to be hard to put a drill into that guitar) Other than that, BUY IT!
Great All-Around Guitar
submitted16 years ago
byMatt
fromTolland, CT
I've had this guitar for several years and still love it. I had ordered it in blue because I loved the color. While I was waiting for it to come in, they let me borrow a red one. While I love my blue beast, that red one played a bit better and sounded much better unplugged. I guess at this price the consistency between individual guitars is not very close. The guitar sounds great clean or with a little overdrive. I prefer my Les Paul for anything involving heavier distortion. The pickups sound sweet, but are not nearly as hot as the Les Paul. Switching between guitars during a set requires some creating effects looping or coordinating with the sound guy to adjust levels. I almost never use the bridge pickup because it's a bit thin. The neck pickup, though, is great for bluesy leads and expressive fills. Clean, the neck pickup takes on a very "round" and warm, almost acoustic vibe. Jazz chords sound great, especially up the neck. The action is high, but playable. No fret buzz on mine, either. As for the tremolo, I find it only so useful. It spends most of the time swiveled around facing the endpin. Not using it keeps the guitar in tune most of the time. I haven't had the issues with the tuners that others have had, but they certainly aren't as good as the Grovers on my Les Paul. Overall, I use it for softer songs that require a more subtle, sweeter sound. For the price, it is highly recommended.
Amazing Guitar!
submitted17 years ago
byKenny
fromPortland, OR
My dad surprised me with this guitar for my birthday a few years ago, and let me just say that it has been my primary guitar since. I'm not much of a "gearhead" when it comes to guitars, so I didn't change anything on the guitar, but I don't feel I have or will ever need to. The tone is perfect, the feel is perfect, the pickups are perfect. Simply a perfect guitar.
NOW YOUR TALKING!
submitted17 years ago
bySlick
frombrighton
I got the candyapple AF75TDG(gold hardware) and can't put it down, I find it hard to type! This guitar is the sweetest and best looking axe around, and for the money you can't beat it, the workmanship is outstanding, playing it is a dream!and what a sound it has will knock you out!
Great guitar for anyone
submitted17 years ago
bySean Haulman
fromLebanon, PA
This was my second guitar, and I got it when I was 16. 3 years have gone by since then, and it's still my main guitar. This guitar plays surprisingly well on an Overdrive channel, but playing it on a Clean channel is where it shines. Not only is the tone absolutely gorgeous, but it sits perfectly upon your lap if you're sitting down. It's pretty light, too, so you may even forget that you have a guitar dangling from your shoulders! She's a real beauty, too (I got her in the red color), and I doubt I'll ever get rid of her. Great guitar. It's almost not right to get a guitar this good for so cheap!
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