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  posted on 10/13/2005 at 01:31 
Are you more of an Ibanez dude or a Jackson guy? Why?

 

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  posted on 10/13/2005 at 09:35,  Reply 1  
I would say neither..... In the same class I have a original 1988 Hamer California with 27 frets,one humbucker and one single.
It list for $1600 back then and they stopped making them. It's a shame because this guitar simply kills in tone and playablility.


 
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  posted on 10/17/2005 at 12:09,  Reply 2  
Neither really, those names just conjour up images of pointy super strats.
Gimme a Fender any day

 

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  posted on 10/17/2005 at 17:01,  Reply 3  
Really it doesn't matter it's all about the playing!
 
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  posted on 10/18/2005 at 19:51,  Reply 4  
It's a bit shallow o get all hung up on looks, I'll admit.
But I wouldn't want to play something that I thought was ugly

 

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  posted on 10/20/2005 at 01:37,  Reply 5  
Im more of a gibson guy however I would play an Ibanez or a jackson if it played and sounded nice and stayed in tune...Im not fussy...gimme a guitar and plug it in man.

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  posted on 11/21/2005 at 18:39,  Reply 6  
I've got both and my Ibanez is much more playable than my Jackson/Charvel. They both play great but my Charvel( made by same people as jackson) is always giong out of tune even though it's like a $1000 guitar.

IBANEZ! :rockout: :4pieceband:

 

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  posted on 11/26/2005 at 18:44,  Reply 7  
Ibanez Jem 777 and Artist 2000 f.e. are completely different instruments.So are Jackson alder body models and mohogany Scott Jan model.Ibanez or Jackson,Ibanez or Ibanez,Jackson or Jackson-it depends on the tone you are looking for.
The mainstream Ibanez models got a little wider and thinner neck and great playability.Jacksons have the advantage of the compound-radius neck.
So I would prefer to have both.

 

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  posted on 12/14/2005 at 03:48,  Reply 8  
I think both play fine. Ibanez is my personal perference (although i play a Washburn)...nothing to do with tone or company or anything.just pewrsonal perference.

 

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  posted on 12/14/2005 at 12:55,  Reply 9  
I say get a few of each. I have a ibanez, a charvel, a washburn, gibson and (I just realized i owned all these brands in the past but they were stolen, and one was sold. ) So I've had 2 of each of them and my favourite is always whichever one I'm playing at the moment! Variety is great
 
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