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Ibanez Artcore AF71F Hollowbody Electric Guitar
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As evidenced by its long-standing association with such giants of jazz guitar as George Benson, Pat Metheny, and John Scofield, Ibanez has been a con...Click To Read More About This Product
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All maple body, comfortable mahognay neck and a single mini-humbucker.
As evidenced by its long-standing association with such giants of jazz guitar as George Benson, Pat Metheny, and John Scofield, Ibanez has been a constant pioneer in the world of hollow-body guitar building for more than three decades. Part of that legacy is owed to the Artcore collection, which has succeeded in smashing any and all preconceptions in its wake as to what a great hollow or semi-hollow ought to be.
The Artcore formula builds on equal parts luthiery know-how, daring design, and a passion for warm, full-bodied tone. The AF71 will be appreciated by players who dread taking his or her expensive custom built instrument to the beer Ëœn' a shot bar gig. Under its refined black-with-white-binding, AF71 features a select-grade Maple top, back, and sides.
The fingerboard is warm bound Rosewood, contrasted by brilliant pearl block inlays. The Artcore Mahogany neck has proven its reliability on thousands of Ibanez hollow and semi-hollow bodies throughout the years. AMH1 pickup is moderate output, feedback suppressing, and warm in tone yet very responsive.
- Tobacco Brown finish
- Mahogany "Artcore AF" set-in neck
- Maple top, back & sides hollow-body
- Bound Rosewood fingerboard
- Pearl block inlay
- Medium frets
- ART1 bridge
- Classic Elite Mini neck pickup
- Sure Grip III control knobs
- Chrome hardware
- Case sold separately
Grab an archtop that sounds great and has an impressive pedigree. Order today.
