Ibanez Paul Stanley Signature miKro Electric Guitar Black
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KISS clawed their way to the top of the charts during the 70’s to become one of the biggest acts in the history of Rock n’ Roll. The band’s frontman, Paul Stanley, and Ibanez sat down to create his signature guitar in a smaller size and shorter scale, and now it will finally debut as part of the Ibanez miKro series. The PSM10 features a resonant Poplar body, slim profile Maple neck and Treated New Zealand Pine fretboard for balanced tone. The Infinity R pickups deliver a versatile range of tone and dynamics, and the simple 3-way pickup selector and 2 knobs (for tone and volume) facilitate tonal selections. The .010-.046 string gauge ensure enough tension for excellent playing comfort. Its smaller sized body is also convenient for songwriting or practice no matter where you are. Despite its smaller body and short scale, the PSM10 does not sacrifice playability and retains Ibanez products’ quality. Case sold separately. Maple PS miKro neck (22.2 in.)Poplar bodyTreated New Zealand Pine fretboard w/White block inlayMedium fretsFull Tune III bridge Infinity R (H) neck pickupInfinity R (H) bridge pickupChrome hardwareCase sold separately | Ibanez Paul Stanley Signature miKro Electric Guitar Black
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Ibanez Paul Stanley Signature miKro Electric Guitar Black
$349.99
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Ibanez Paul Stanley Signature miKro Electric Guitar Black.
KISS clawed their way to the top of the charts during the 70’s to become one of the biggest acts in the history of Rock n’ Roll. The band’s frontman, Paul Stanley, and Ibanez sat down to create his signature guitar in a smaller size and shorter scale, and now it will finally debut as part of the Ibanez miKro series. The PSM10 features a resonant Poplar body, slim profile Maple neck and Treated New Zealand Pine fretboard for balanced tone. The Infinity R pickups deliver a versatile range of tone and dynamics, and the simple 3-way pickup selector and 2 knobs (for tone and volume) facilitate tonal selections. The .010-.046 string gauge ensure enough tension for excellent playing comfort. Its smaller sized body is also convenient for songwriting or practice no matter where you are. Despite its smaller body and short scale, the PSM10 does not sacrifice playability and retains Ibanez products’ quality. Case sold separately. Maple PS miKro neck (22.2 in.)Poplar bodyTreated New Zealand Pine fretboard w/White block inlayMedium fretsFull Tune III bridge Infinity R (H) neck pickupInfinity R (H) bridge pickupChrome hardwareCase sold separately | Ibanez Paul Stanley Signature miKro Electric Guitar Black
Store: Guitar Center
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Top 7 Rule-Breaking Guitar Solos That Redefined What’s Possible
When Neil Young played one note for nine seconds [...]
Robby Krieger: Mastering The Iconic Guitar Sound #82
Picture this: it's 1965, and while every other guitarist [...]
