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Ibanez JEM70V Steve Vai Electric Guitar

The Ibanez JEM/UV series models, including the new JEM70V, are designed to break boundaries. Steve Vai is one of the revered few on that short list of players who have changed the way we all think about what a guitar can really do. >More

Ibanez SRT800DX Electric Bass

Neck-thru construction for longer sustain and US-made EMG(R) pickups push these animals into the realm of modern, hi-tech sound. The EMG(R) 40DC pickups reproduce just about anything from the cleanest highs right down to the dirtiest growling lows. Add perfect 3D-contoured ergonomics, arched top and scooped back body and you have "The Modern Bass" - ultimate gear for today's bass race. >More

Ibanez A200E Ambiance Acoustic-Electric

Ibanez A200E Ambiance Acoustic Electric Guitar has a handmade acoustic looks and sound! The Arched-back design of the Ambiance A200E is unmatched; it brings luthier-level features at an amazing price. If you've played an arch-back acoustic then you know, the sound and projection from these acoustic guitars are priceless. Equipped with the Fishman Aero preamp, the A200E gives you incredible features including an onboard tuner and balanced 1/4 inch and XLR outputs and a gorgeous flame maple top! Don't settle for any acoustic guitar, the Ibanez Ambiance acoustic guitar is an unbeatable deal. >More

Ibanez IJV50 Jumpstart Acoustic Package

Now you can get started playing guitar with a high quality Ibanez guitar at an amazing price! This special Jam Pack Quick Start package comes with everything you need. The Ibanez V50 acoustic guitar in the package features a spruce top for excellent tone. The package also includes an electronic tuner for fast and accurate tuning, a gig bag, a guitar strap and a pouch for your accessories. Start playing & do it right with this great guitar package from Ibanez! >More

Ibanez M100C Guitar Case

The M100C case fits the RG3120, RG2020X, RG570, RG550, RG520QS, RG470, RG350DX, RG320QS, RG320, RG270DX, all right-handed S Series, entire SA Series, Joe Satriani, and Paul Gilbert Signature Series. >More

Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer Overdrive Pedal

There is no single stomp box more famous than the Ibanez Tube Screamer. Thanks to tubelike distortion, smooth sustain, fat tone, and acclaim by artists too numerous to mention, the Tube Screamer has been and continues to be the world's most popular solid-state overdrive. So much so that after production of the TS9 ended in 1984, used TS9s were going for as much as 4 times their original price at vintage shows a few years later. >More

Ibanez TBX150R Tone Blaster X Combo Amp

With a name as descriptive and dead-on accurate as Tone Blaster Xtreme, you almost don't need to check the features. (But you should anyway.) Ibanez's all-new line of guitar amps completely delivers the full metal goods and more. >More

Ibanez AEG10NE Classical-Electric Guitar

The slim neck, feedback resistant body, warm resonant tone, and attractive finish define the Ibanez AE acoustic-electric. The mahogany back and sides provide rich warm lows and sweet sustain. >More

Ibanez Sand Grip Wizard Guitar Picks

Special 'Sand Grip' for ultimate grip traction. >More

Ibanez M510E A-Style Mandolin

Ibanez mandolins are built with quality components and offer pro features & construction, without the high-end price tag. The Ibanez M510E mandolin is an acoustic-electric instrument with a single coil magnetic pickup with Volume & Tone controls, a spruce top, a mahogany body and chrome tuners. >More

Ibanez UKS10 Soprano Ukulele

The UKS10 not only looks good, but sounds great as well. A Sapele soprano body, mahogany neck, rosewood bridge and fretboard and open gear chrome tuners keep you sounding good, while the natural low gloss finish gives you a classic look. Coming complete with a gig bag, the UKS10 brings the rich, textured sounds of Hawaii (and more) right to your fingertips. You'll be dancing and dreaming about the beach in no time with this classic ukulele! The sweet-toned, nylon-stringed ukulele originated in the 19th century Hawaii. It gained great popularity in the U.S. during the early 20th century, and from there spread internationally. >More