Ibanez Prestige AZ2204 ICM Electric Guitar

Description

Ibanez Prestige AZ2204 ICM Electric Guitar

The Ibanez Prestige AZ2204-ICM Ice Blue Metallic is the perfect tool for the modern guitarist who is looking for a first-class electric guitar for the implementation of the most virtuosic playing techniques in the rock, fusion or jazz context. The ergonomically designed alder body and the screwed S-Tech Wood neck offer unhindered playability, while specially developed Seymour Duncan Hyperion pickups with dyna-MIX9 circuitry provide versatile sounds with lively articulation. The Ibanez AZ2204 also features a high-quality Gotoh T1802 tremolo with titanium string riders and Gotoh H.A.P. locking mechanisms.

First-class woods and unhindered playing comfort

For the ergonomically curved body of the Ibanez AZ2204, Ibanez selects the classic alder wood, whereby wide cut cutaways and the “Super All Access Neck Joint” make even the highest layers easily accessible. The absolute highlight of the Ibanez AZ2204 is without a doubt the screwed neck made of S-Tech Wood Roasted Maple. This maple wood is thermally treated in a pure nitrogen atmosphere, making it insensitive to climate changes and gaining an excellent resonance. The medium-strong “AZ Oval C” profile lies comfortably in the hand, so that even the most complex song can easily get out of your fingers between the 22 stainless steel frets in jumbo format. Fluorescent side dots allow optimal orientation even on the darkest stages.

Seymour Duncan Hyperion Pickups with dyna-MIX9 circuit

For an optimal sound conversion nobody less than Seymour Duncan contributes the pickups of the Ibanez AZ2204. The two Seymour Duncan Hyperion single coils in neck and middle position and the Seymour Duncan Hyperion humbucker placed on the bridge convince with a moderately increased output and a balanced reproduction of all frequencies, so that in connection with the lively dynamics expressive electric guitar playing is optimally supported. The pickups are selected in familiar combinations using the 5-way blade switch, whereby additional options can be called up thanks to the dyna-MIX9 circuit. After the “Alter” switch is actuated, not only the serial connection of both single coils is available, but also the simultaneous operation of all pickups.

The Ibanez Prestige AZ2204-ICM Ice Blue Metallic at a glance:

• Electric guitar from the Ibanez Prestige series, made in Japan
• Alder body
• Screwed S-Tech Wood Roasted Maple Neck (Thermally Treated Maple)
• “AZ Oval C” profile
• S-Tech Wood Roasted Maple Fretboard (Thermally Treated Maple)
• 22 stainless steel bundles in jumbo format
• Luminescent Side Dots
• Two Seymour Duncan Hyperion Single Coil Pickups in neck and middle position
• A Seymour Duncan Hyperion Humbucker at the jetty
• Ibanez dyna-MIX9 circuit with age switch for additional pickup combinations
• Undercut Gotoh T1802 Tremolo with titanium string riders
• Gotoh H.A.P. Magnum Lock tuners with height adjustable winding axes
• Ibanez Prestige case included

Features:

• Manufacturer: Ibanez
• Series: Prestige
• Design: AZ
• Body: Alder
• Neck: S-Tech Roasted Maple
• Neck Construction: Ibanez Super AANJ, bolt-on
• Neck Profile: AZ Oval C
• Thickness at 1st Fret: 20.5
• Thickness at 12th Fret: 22.5
• Fretboard: S-Tech Wood Roasted Maple
• Scale in mm: 648
• Number of Frets: 22
• Fret Format: Jumbo, stainless steel
• Fretboard Inlays: Dots w/ Luminescent Side Dots
• Nut type: Bone
• Nut width in mm: 42
• Width at Last Fret: 56.4
• Pickup: HSS
• Manufacturer pickups: Seymour Duncan
• Neck Pickup: Hyperion (S)
• Middle Pickup: Hyperion (S)
• Bridge Pickup: Hyperion (H)
• Piezo Pickup: No
• Active pickups: No
• Coil-splitting: No
• Electronic: dyna-MIX9
• Switch: 5-Way Old Switch
• Control: Vol, Tone
• Bridge: Gotoh T1802 Tremolo
• Tuners: Gotoh Magnum Lock with H.A.P.
• Strap Button: Standard
• Hardware: Chrome
• Factory Tuning: Standard E
• Country of Origin: Japan
• Finish: High-Gloss
• Colour: Ice Blue Metallic
• Number of Strings: 6
• Case included: Yes
• Gigbag included: No
• Certificate: No