Welcome to my humble blog where I write the little things concerning Guitar, especially the Electric guitar. I am an avid Project guitar builder and enjoys DIY projects on guitars. Through this blog, I will share with my readers my experiments, findings, projects, recommendations and more. Do check back now and then while I hope you will be able to find the information provided in this blog useful.
Showing posts with label Premium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Premium. Show all posts
Monday, 26 December 2011
Ibanez Premium S series
S series fans! Rejoice. You want J custom quality at Indonesian made price! Ibanez will be releasing S Premium in the next batch of Premium series. Premium necks coupled with sleek mahogany bodies and zero resistance bridge. How can one resist that!
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
Ibanez Premium in Desert Yellow and Shocking Pink
First leaks from Namm show 2012. Ibanez premium series now comes in Desert Yellow and Shocking Pink. These were the colors that once set the glam metal color scheme of yester-years. They still look very attractive to me and would definitely consider getting one.
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
The Ibanez Premium
The Ibanez premium series isn't new news. However what is new, at least to me is, I finally gotten down to my local music store and get my hands to try the Premium series. My first thoughts on the Premium is, if players are expecting a Prestige feel to the neck, well it isn't. It's a total different feel to it. The immediately different is that, the back of the neck has a rounder feel to it. It isn't as flat as a prestige. This makes the neck feels way thicker than it should be.
Another noticeable difference is that the 430mm radius is very noticeable, compared to the Prestige. This is because, the rounder back forces the player to grip the neck with the hand, giving more contact area to the palm, more so than a flatter back, which forces the player to anchor this thumb on the neck instead (This is kind of hard to explain).
Lastly, the neck feels somewhat narrower than a standard Ibanez neck. It doesn't feel like a 43mm nut but feels more like a 42mm nut. However, this probably can also be attributed to the rounder back of the neck.
Nonetheless, these difference doesn't mean that the Premium aren't good guitars. They are superb guitars for their price and probably plays very well, comparing to guitars of the same price range. However, do keep in mind that as consumers, we are definitely not getting a Prestige feel kind of guitar for a cheaper price. Ibanez quality is evident in the Premiums, just that the feeling is totally different.
Another noticeable difference is that the 430mm radius is very noticeable, compared to the Prestige. This is because, the rounder back forces the player to grip the neck with the hand, giving more contact area to the palm, more so than a flatter back, which forces the player to anchor this thumb on the neck instead (This is kind of hard to explain).
Lastly, the neck feels somewhat narrower than a standard Ibanez neck. It doesn't feel like a 43mm nut but feels more like a 42mm nut. However, this probably can also be attributed to the rounder back of the neck.
Nonetheless, these difference doesn't mean that the Premium aren't good guitars. They are superb guitars for their price and probably plays very well, comparing to guitars of the same price range. However, do keep in mind that as consumers, we are definitely not getting a Prestige feel kind of guitar for a cheaper price. Ibanez quality is evident in the Premiums, just that the feeling is totally different.
Thursday, 20 October 2011
Ibanez Premium 7 Strings
Ibanez Fans. Rejoice! Ibanez Prestige quality without the hefty Prestige price. Introducing the new Ibanez Premium 7 String guitar. For players who absolutely must have that extra string for that thumping low end, this is one axe to look forward to!
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