Ibanez 2021 AM Artcore Expressionist Series AMH90 Hollowbody Guitar - Cherry Red Flat — New

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Branch Out To The Hollow World With Ease - The Ibanez 2021 AM Artcore Expressionist Series AMH90 Hollow Guitar In Cherry Red Flat The AM was released by Ibanez for the first time in the early '80s. Though smaller in size than other hollow bodies, this guitar provides warm, punchy tone and abundant sustain. It offers the added benefit being compact enough that players more accustomed to a solid body electric will feel right at home on this popular Artcore model. For more than a decade, Ibanez has continued to energize the hollow-body market with wide range of designs including everything from rockin' semi-hollow hybrids to straight-up traditional jazz-boxes. The Artcore Expressionist line established yet another chapter in the Artcore story. The Expressionist difference? Jazz fans will recognize the Ibanez original Super 58, the preferred pickup of George Benson, Pat Metheny and John Scofield on their own Signature models. A favorite among jazz players, but as funk guitarist Eric Krasno has been proving, the Super 58s perform well in a variety of situations. Warmth, balanced articulation, and excellent response are defining characteristic the Super 58 pickups. SPECIFICATIONS Neck Type: AF Expressionist 3pc Nyatoh/MapleSet-in neck Top/Back/Side: Linden top, Linden back, Linden sides Fretboard: Bound Macassar Ebony fretboard, Acrylic block inlay Fret: Medium frets Number of Frets: 22 Bridge: Gibraltar Performer bridge String Space: 10.5mm Tailpiece: VT06 tailpiece Neck Pickup: Super 58 (H) neck pickupPassive/Alnico Bridge Pickup: Super 58 (H) bridge pickupPassive/Alnico Factory Tuning: 1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E String Gauge: .010/.013/.017/.030/.042/.052 Nut: Plastic nut Hardware Color: Gold NECK DIMENSIONS Scale: 628mm Width: 43mm at NUT Width: 57mm at 20F Thickness: 21mm at 1F Thickness: 24mm at 9F Radius: 305mmR Manufacturer: Ibanez Guitars Model: AMH90CRF SKU: I646017-1-WHXE We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Wash