Where are Ibanez artwood guitars made?

Ibanez manufactures effects, accessories, amps, and instruments in Japan, China, Indonesia and in the United States (at a Los Angeles-based custom shop). As of 2017 they marketed nearly 165 models of bass guitar, 130 acoustic guitars, and more than 300 electric guitars.

What is Ibanez artwood series?

The Artwood series is a line of acoustic guitar models produced for Hoshino Gakki and sold under the Ibanez brand. The Artwood series was designed to blend the best traditional elements with modern guitar construction. Technology moves forward at a frenetic pace, and the world of guitar building is no different.

Are Ibanez guitars good quality?

Ibanez is an excellent guitar brand with a strong reputation in the industry. They make quality guitars and basses for beginners, high-end instruments for pro players, and everything in between.

How do I read my Ibanez serial number?

Number also indicates month of manufacture, with the sequence incrementing to the next multiple of 5,000 each month, as follows:

1. 00001–05000 = January.
2. 05001–10000 = February.
3. 10001–15000 = March.
4. 15001–20000 = April.
5. 20001–25000 = May.
6. 25001–30000 = June.
7. 30001–35000 = July.
8. 35001–40000 = August.

What do the numbers mean on Ibanez guitars?

On most Ibanez guitars, the first 2-3 letters refers to the shape. The 1st number, indicates the quality level, the 2nd number identifies the pickup configuration, and if the 3rd number indicates additional features (if it is not 0). The letter suffix gives extra information, usually about the finish.

Who uses an Ibanez?

Joey Allen (born 1964) is the guitarist from Warrant, along with Erik Turner. He used various custom RG models during the Cherry Pie era. Reginald Arvizu, also known as “Fieldy”, (born 1969) plays a signature Ibanez model, the K-5, for Grammy Winning nu-metal band, Korn.