Numbers from this era/format can be found stamped on the rear of headstocks (in the case set-neck or AANJ construction), on neck joint plates or on labels inside hollow-body guitars. Most Ibanez models with this serial number format were made by FujiGen Gakki.

How do I identify my Ibanez guitar?

How Do I Know What Model my Ibanez Is? On the back of your guitars headstock or neck plate (on some older models), you will see a model number and a serial number. The serial number starts with a letter followed by numbers. The model number will be a combination of letters and numbers.

How do I read my Ibanez model number?

These models use three digit numbers where the first (hundreds) digit indicates the number of strings: 6, 7 or 8. The second (tens) digit identifies the quality class (as described above for the hundreds digit in the typical naming system).

Is a Ibanez guitar good?

They are easy to play, comfortable, have excellent build quality and construction, including desirable features. Ibanez guitars also offer many fantastic entry-level guitars that are affordable yet high quality aimed at the beginner market.

Why Ibanez is the best?

They are easy to play, comfortable, have excellent build quality and construction, including desirable features. Ibanez guitars also offer many fantastic entry-level guitars that are affordable yet high quality aimed at the beginner market.

Do Ibanez Guitars hold value?

Ibanez. Ibanez guitars are tricky in terms of resale value. They are obviously one of the most well-known, established electric guitar brands out there.

Is Ibanez a cheap brand?

Ibanez is the consistently best brand for mid range budgets. Quality guitars, reasonable prices for their ranges and a wide variety (acoustics, hollow body, shred machines, Djent monsters and standard strat style rock guitars).