It may have some super minor signs of play/wear somewhere on it, but I couldn't find any. Super easy to play and surprisingly versatile guitar. If you have any ideas whatsoever, feel free to either PM or e-mail me: Malmsteen Viper - 9.5/10 Condition Guitar brands I'm especially interested in (though I'm open to whatever else you might have This guitar has been played well over its lifespan, and presents. I'm primarily interested in other guitars, but I could also really use a nice bass at the moment, and am open to guitar gear, and recording/studio gear. Ibanez Artstar AF120 Hollow Body Sunburst Electric Guitar - Preowned. I've been a good boy when it comes to social distancing and am so far Rona-free, at least to my knowledge, so none of these guitars have the Rona either. I have removed the switch, leaving a hole in the body, redid the wiring to a LesPaul vintage style and I have new DiMarzio PAF 36th anniversary on the way.Alright guys, who's up for some trading? Since we're all stuck at home, we might as well get some new toys/tools to keep us occupied. The guitar was in decent condition, however the previous owner attempted to add coil splitting by changing the pickups and adding a on/off toggle. Now it plays great, sounds wonderful, and stays in tune. Finally, I really cleaned up the fretboard, filled in all body holes, and re-drilled all set screws. The AF120 features a full-sized, full-hollow, single Venetian cutaway body design with a maple top with holes and ivory multi-binding on maple back and sides mated to a set-in maple neck with a 20-fret rosewood fingerboard with ivory binding and pearl and abalone split. Gibson 335 killer, same construction, woods (laminate maple top/back/sides), looks, but at a fraction of the price. I then sanded the saddle flat and re-cut the string slots for a better and more even string spacing. The AF120 is an Artstar series hollow body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 1995. Ibanez AS-120 Artstar (NOT to be confused with the Chinese 'artcore' junk, this was a 1k guitar when new) with original hardshell case. The bridge required shortening the saddle height adjustment screws which were in the path of the right hand playing. I replaced the tuning keys that looked great but slipped replaced the pickups (installed Gibson HB's I had) to gain more clarity and bottom end, and replaced the cheesey looking plastic speed nobs with a fine gold metal nob with set screw. I had to repair a bad factory soldering job on a tone control. After gigging the guitar several times in different settings (solo and jazz guitar trio) I learned I loved the feel of the instrument but it needed improvement.

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