For 5000 6000 ibanez electric guitars, 50 is recommended

If you use a crank, it is best not to touch the piano below 1w, and there will be some running sound.

If you like 7V and don't have money, you can consider other pianos in the JEM series, among which JEM555 is a high imitation of 7V given by IBANEZ itself, although there is no IPANEZ has always had a cost-effective advantage, but the beautiful shape is one of its highlights. The price range is 6000-7000

By the way, big tail wolf brother, what kind of piano can you buy for 5000 to 6000? 7v？

7v, I don't know the specific ** now, but 5000 to 6000 should be able to buy a handful.

Also, I think the ibanez's dual shake system is very stable, you can buy a 470 or 390, and then change the two pickup sets yourself, and the rest of the money can be used for other equipment.

What age is it still 470 Buy a 2550 and 2570 These series can be pickups are not bad and 7v is a model (but it must be lower) **It should be between 5000 and 6,000 I haven't understood the piano for a long time You can check it on the Internet This is a new model.

I'm also struggling to buy a piano right now.

After all, a few thousand dollars is a lot for a student.

I hope that some very powerful people will recommend one and give you the top one.

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Problem description: I'm a rookie, I want to know the meaning of the letters of the model of the Ibana guitar,,, can you introduce one? ?

Analysis: Guitars manufactured before 1987.

The composition of the serial number of guitars manufactured before 1987 includes the abbreviated letters of the month, followed by the year, and finally the serial number of the production year. The following example shows the serial number of the first Auspicious Eye, which was produced in July 1968.

The example serial number is G680001

The month abbreviation is GG680001 Year**G680001 The product number of the month is G680001

A=JanuaryB=FebruaryC=MarchD=AprilE=MayF=JuneG=JulyH=AugustI=SeptemberJ=OctoberK=NovemberL=December 19**Represents the 1968 production 0001-9999 represents the first guitar produced in that month.

1987-1996.

The serial number from 1987 to 1996 is the abbreviation of the place of origin before the year**, and finally the serial number of the plum product. The example below shows the serial number of the 10,034th guitar produced at the Fugijen plant in Japan in 1989.

The example serial number is F910034

Abbreviation: F910034 Year**: F910034 Product No. F910034

f=fugijenc of Japan = Korea for 1989 production 00001-99999 for the 10034th guitar produced in that year.

Since 1997.

The serial number after 1996 is followed by the abbreviation of the place of origin is a two-digit year**, and the serial number of the piano is F0337266

f=fugijen of Japan c=Korea.

F03 is produced in Japan in 2003, 37266, which represents the 37266th produced in 2003!

Pyramid model of the initial IBANEZ model.

ar300：

In the early days of IBANEZ, the most complete was the "ARTIST" series, and the representative model was the AR300. The symmetrical body of the left and right, suitable for all kinds of ** tones and original control devices are its biggest features.

The initial model was fitted with a "Gibraltar" bridge and a "Quick Change" pillow with a metal support block buried underneath the bridge.

The AR300 is equipped with a "Tri Sound System". In the pickups, you can choose a double-row, single-row, and parallel tone.

ar550：

A high-tech piano that uses an active EQ circuit and a TAP switch.

TAP switch used on the AR550. It allows each pickup to switch between single and dual tones individually.

A 3-band equalizer using an active circuit.

AR1200: A model with a double neck. With 2 speakers, you can play separately. ：

Manufactured in 1976, it was famous for the use of Bob Weir, the guitarist of the band "Grateful Dead" at the time, and a remake appeared in the mid-90s and is still very popular.

The "Tree of Life" fretboard, now used on Ibanez's premium models, has been around since the 70s.

mc500：

The "Musician" series, which was manufactured in 1978, is characterized by the use of an integrated neck, "Tri Sound System" and "3-Band EQ System". At that time, low-grade pianos were also produced with only general adjustment knobs.

The multi-structure of the two types of wood, maple and walnut, and the body with the neck clamped from the side, are its special construction.

Hoshino Musical Instruments, which made IBANEZ guitars, was originally a small shop selling books and stationery, and was originally known as Hoshino Shoten, which was founded in 1908. The year after its establishment, it became the first musical instrument store in Japan to become involved in the sale of musical instruments. In 1920, Hoshino Shoten began the import and export business of internationally renowned brand musical instruments, and in 1930, it began to manufacture and sell its own guitars.

Its history as a manufacturer of IBANEZ began here. The name "Ibanez"** is in the first half of the name of the famous Spanish acoustic guitar manufacturer "Banez Salbadol" that it once operated. At that time, the Spanish pronunciation was supposed to be "Ebany Aisi".

Hoshino's sales business continued smoothly until World War II, but when the factory and office buildings were destroyed by the war, Hoshino Gaki stopped producing for a time. In 1950, with the advent of peace, Hoshino Gakki regrouped, but at that time they only imported and exported acoustic guitars. In 1960, the owners of Ibanez were keenly aware of the boom in rock music led by the Beatles, and immediately began to operate electric guitars.

In order to make guitars again, they established "Taman Works (the factory predecessor of the current tama drum)" in 1962 to manufacture electric guitars. In 1971, Hoshino Gaki began the first export of Japanese musical instruments to the U.S. with the U.S. as its largest market.

It looks new, but it doesn't seem to be.

Japan, China, South Korea, Indonesia (miserable), no matter where it is produced, the wood of Ibanez is recognized as poor, and the lacquer is unbearable to look underneath.

IBANEZ is a Japanese brand, but now there are manufacturers everywhere in this brand, Indonesia, China, South Korea, Japan, etc

Hoshino's original form is widely accepted internationally.

1970 was the year when the demand for electric guitars was at its highest. Although Hoshino Instruments has a deep knowledge of making acoustic guitars, electric guitars are in an area that it has not touched, and you can imagine how difficult it was to make high-quality guitars at that time. Thanks to tireless efforts, IBANEZ has finally made its unique personality internationally recognized.

Let's take a look back at the electric guitar market before 1970, mainly in the U.S. At that time, Gibson, Fender and other old music cancelers were overwhelmingly dominant, and it was almost impossible to say, "If you want to talk about guitars, it is Gibson and Fender", and this was a time when all kinds of imitation piano manufacturers were proliferating.

IBANEZ began to manufacture mainly imitations. It is the work of that period. But there are also primitive models that allow us to see the shadow of the modern Ibanez, such as the guitar with a symmetrical body.

Later, it developed into the AR series. During this period, Ibanez had actually begun to break away from the imitation period, and from the second half of 1970 to 1980, Ibanez produced many models.

From the earliest representative models to the "Roadstar2" series, there are a number of guitar manufacturers in Japan, but there are not many that are well-known and established overseas. In a sense, IBANEZ is a premium brand in this category. Even the tiny parts are made with great detail, and to this day they are still the darlings of guitarists in the rock world.

The practicality of the Ibanez guitar and its suitability for all genres** is a big reason for its popularity.

Now, please open up the ibanez guitar catalog in your hand and take a closer look. You can see from the representative RG series, S series to guitarists, from the 7-string instrument that reshaped the history of guitar to the "Double Edge" series ......Every guitar embodies the latest manufacturing technology in the guitar world. However, these guitars with unique ideas were not produced in a matter of days, they took 60 years of twists and turns to be created.

This time, we will not only introduce the birth process of IBANEZ, but also how it strives to become a representative brand of originality, and how it developed into one of the world's leading guitar manufacturers.

For those of you who have never played a guitar or who already own a few guitars, I hope that you will be able to understand the history of the IBANEZ guitar through this introduction, and understand the greatness of the imagination of the craftsmen, the solid craftsmanship and the painstaking effort to realize it.