Ibanez / Pat Metheny Signature Model PM3C-NAL (Natural Amber Low Gloss) Ibanez Pat Metheny [80]

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================================= * This item is a warehouse stock item not currently on display in-store. We perform a functional check of all parts of the instrument prior to shipment. * The image is for illustrative purposes only. Please note that due to the nature of the product, grain patterns and colors may vary from piece to piece. ================================= ★Pat Metheny Signature Model! Now available at a special new-item price—only one in stock!! Pat Metheny’s new signature model is packed with his passion—he wants as many players as possible to experience it—and his meticulous attention to detail, from its appearance to its sound! Featuring a headstock shape, fingerboard inlays, tailpiece, control knobs, and body color inspired by the classic designs Pat favors, this model pays meticulous attention to its aesthetic appeal. ~Features~ Spruce Top / Maple Back & Sides Body The top is crafted from spruce—a wood also used in violins and acoustic guitars—which excels at transmitting vibrations and is known for its natural, neutral tone. Maple, known for its crisp, clear tone, is used for the back and sides. Additionally, the instrument features an extremely thin, open-pore finish with no intermediate coats, giving it a vintage-like appearance. (* Please see “Note Regarding Appearance” below) 3-Piece Nyatoh/Maple Neck This guitar features a 3-piece neck combining Nyatoh and maple, which is characterized by rich mid-low frequencies and resonance. Ebony Fingerboard We’ve selected ebony for its quick attack and rich sustain. Medium Frets with Artstar Fret Edge Treatment The fret edges are spherically shaped to reduce stress during fingering, delivering a superior playing experience. Cowbone Nut We’ve adopted a cowbone nut—a staple in hollow-body guitars—which produces a natural tone with minimal coloration. Gibraltar Performer Bridge This zinc bridge features a design where the front-to-back adjustment screws for the saddles are located