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Contents.A-E. (b.
1983) guitarist who formed the instrumental band, has had a created for him by Ibanez that's branded as the Tosin Abasi Ibanez guitar. (b. 1964) is the guitarist from, along with.
He used various custom models during the era. (b.
1963) bassist for used an., also known as 'Fieldy', (b. 1969) plays a signature model, the K-5, for Grammy Winning band,.
(b. 1957) former guitarist for, was an Ibanez endorser in late 1980s.
She had some custom models made for her which were different from any other Ibanez production models, and also sported tremolos instead of the then newborn. (b. 1963) guitarist for was an Ibanez endorser in early 1990s, he also had his own production model, the RBM Reb Beach Model. (b. 1943) is a renowned guitarist and winning and singer. Benson plays and endorses the signature Ibanez GB series guitar.
(b. 1975) guitarist for has owned many Ibanez guitars, including a custom 4-string baritone guitar, although he no longer endorses them. He was mainly noted for playing an Ibanez RG7 CST which had selectable and magnetic pickups, only 18 of these were made in 1999. Borland has a signature, but has been seen playing a with the reformed Limp Bizkit. Jake Bowen (b. 1983) is one of three guitarists from progressive metal band.
He uses his signature model JBM100 with signature Titan pickups, as well as some 7/8 string Ibanez RG. Coy Bowles (b. 1979) is the guitarist for the. He has an electric signature model, the CBM100, and uses other Ibanez models. (b.
1970) is the lead guitarist for, formerly of. His main guitar was a 7-string RG model. During the recording of, he started using 6-string series guitars, which are painted with artwork from various. This is because didn't want Broderick to use his 7-strings in the studio.
He has since switched to. JB Brubaker (b. 1984) of has a signature JBBM model.
(b. 1984) was the bass guitarist for, and has worked with artists such as, and (among others). He has released two full-length solo albums as well as an EP. He uses a custom 6-string bass. (b. 1966) is the guitarist for -based industrial metal group,.
He uses custom made Xiphos 7-strings and RG-2228 8 strings for both studio and live performances. (b.
1965) is a musician best known as the original guitarist for the metal band. He played Ibanez guitars during the 1990s. (b. 1966), the bassist for thrash metal band, was an Ibanez Road Bass endorser during the band's early career. He was pictured with a Road Bass in the Ibanez catalog for 5 consecutive years (1989 thru 1993). Christian is no longer an Ibanez endorser and now plays basses.
(b. 1960) bassist for the Irish rock band. He typically uses Ibanez or. (b. 1957) is the lead guitarist of the band.
He played Ibanez Destroyer guitars before switching to Jackson. Brian Correll (b.
1955), lead guitarist for, during the last 5 years of the band he used 2 early Ibanez 350Dx's. (b. 1973) is the bassist for the metal band, as well as the classic rock/AOR band, the band and the blackened / metal band. D'Angelo has also been in various bands in the past, either as a studio session player or full member.
These include,. He switched to Ibanez in 2005. Now produces the Sharlee D'Angelo signature basses, called the SDB2 and SDB3, which is tuned to D'Angelo's preferred C standard (Low to High – C,F,Bb,Eb). (b.
1973) is best known as the bass guitarist and founder of metal band and of the band. D'Antonio uses his signature basses and an EBS bass rig.F-J. (b. 1978) is the lead guitarist and the main composer for the French progressive band. He also releases albums as a solo artist. After playing for 12 years he switched to Ibanez in 2014.
His signature model was presented at built by LACS. (b. 1964) is the former lead guitarist of the. He played an during the era of the Misfits. He then began making his own guitars called Annihilators which he scaled off of the Iceman. (b.
1962) was the lead guitarist for pioneering American band. Friedman played a signature Ibanez MFM model. (b. 1970) of the used the Ibanez RG250DX during the recording of their 1989 album. (b.
1958) is an Australian guitarist renowned for his use of the technique. Gambale had a signature range of Ibanez FGM series guitars, but has since left Ibanez and signed a deal with. (b.
1964) is the former lead guitarist for the California-based / outfit, and current lead guitarist for. He played Ibanez RG series guitars. (b. 1966) is the lead guitarist for heavy metal band and also the original guitar player for the hard rock band. Gilbert plays and endorses his model. Gilbert previously had the FRM signature models. (b.
2010) swapped his longtime association with basses for a customized version of the ATK bass series, the PGB1. He was impressed with the ATK bass after he bought one from a pawn shop and told Ibanez that he would endorse them if they put the ATK series back into production. He switched to his signature model shortly before recording of the album and used them until his death in 2010. (b. 1946) was an Ibanez endorser from 1984 to 1987, when he switched to. During the Ibanez period, Holdsworth had his own production model, the AH10 singnature model.
(b. 1965) is the rhythm guitarist of band and has played Ibanez guitars for most of the band's existence.
He currently uses a custom diamond plate RG with a custom logo on the twelfth fret, as well as Super Distortion pickups, though he used to use a brown and green custom RG and has been seen with a custom Purple RG. (b. 1964) and (b.
1963), both guitarists for band, used Ibanez guitars during their early career. They were pictured with in a 1993 Ibanez catalog. (b. 1975) is the former bass player of the band.
Ibanez Artist Ar 350 Super Edition Starters
Ibanez has created a series of Peter Iwers signature basses which go by the designation of PIB and are tuned (low to high) B♭,C,F,B♭,E♭. The PIB1 was based on the Ibanez SR Prestige 5 which Iwers was using at the time. (b.
1967) is one of the most prominent rock and metal guitarists from, author of several solo instrumental albums, currently performing with. He uses and RG1527-RB models.
(b. 1971), although a notable player, made use of the Ibanez AX Series and was an Ibanez Endorser during his time with.K-P.
Eric Krasno (b. 1977) is the guitarist for the bands,. He is a member of, where he has recorded or produced numerous artists. Krasno plays his signature EKM model guitars.
(b. 1944) was the rhythm guitarist from the band from 1971 to 1981. During the and the live film he used an Ibanez 2670 double neck. (b. 1968) is the lead guitarist from the band. During the era, he used a custom Ibanez guitar (as seen in the video for '), which he has either lost or had stolen from him.
He now uses. (b. 1976) is the lead guitarist of band.
He has used stock models, but currently uses his own signature line,. (b.
1972) of bands such as and uses the Ibanez Kiko100 from his signature line of guitars. (b. 1975) is the lead guitarist for. During the era, Daron played IC200's and IC300's on stage. During the era, Malakian played a variation of the ICX, with custom artwork designed by his father, then a special edition 'DMM1' was released by Ibanez. The DMM1 featured more artwork by Malakian's father, (b. After using for 5 years, Daron switched back to Ibanez and began using an Iceman again.
Claudio Marciello (b. 1963) is the guitarist from the heavy metal band. His main guitar is a 1978 Ibanez CN-250.
guitarists (b. 1970) and (b. 1971), from, are Ibanez endorsers, and were the first to use Ibanez models.
They use custom 8-string models, RG and Iceman guitars, all with 30' and have signature models. (b.
1954) is an influential American jazz guitarist significant for his use of and his use of. He plays an Ibanez PM120 signature series guitar. Chris Miller (b. 1989) of the UK band uses his signature model, the CMM2. (b. 1943) was one of the most prominent Ibanez users during the 1970s.
Miller holding an Ibanez Artist in a full page Guitar Player magazine ad is an artifact of rock era culture. (b. 1964) was one of the first Ibanez endorsers in the shredding era of the 1980s. He had his own signature production model, the VMM, though it was halted about one year later. (b. 1952) played a custom Ibanez 'Spud' guitar with custom electronic effects on 's 1980 album and the subsequent tour.
The guitar was lost in the early 1990s, but recovered, restored, and used on Devo's 2009 tour, and in music videos and TV appearances to promote their 2010 album. (b. 1960) played an Ibanez Rocket Roll Snr (based on the 1958 ) almost exclusively throughout the career of in the 1980s. (b. 1967), a metal guitarist best known for his work with notable bands such as, and, has used Ibanez guitars almost exclusively throughout his career. Mike Mushok (b.
1970) is the lead guitarist of the group that has sold more than 15 million albums as of 2007. Mushok played an Ibanez MMM signature model. Mushok recently switched to using a signature baritone model made by. Adam Nitti (b. 1970) is a Grammy winning bassist, recording artist, and music educator. Nitti has performed with, and the London Symphony Orchestra. He uses his signature ANB models, available in 4, 5, and 6-string varieties.
(b. 1996) was the lead guitarist and singer for the band until his death in 1996 due to a while on tour. He played an.
(b. 1967) is the guitarist of the American progressive metal band. From the beginning of the band's career in 1985 until 2000, John Petrucci used his Ibanez signature model, the JPM100 - with both 6 and 7 strings.Q-Z. (b. 1975) is the guitarist and composer for the progressive-rock band. He uses a custom ORM1 Ibanez guitar.
Steve Vai playing a double neck JEM series. (b. 1956) is a renowned rock guitarist, collaborating, recording and touring with artists such as,. Satriani plays a signature series Ibanez electric guitar, and he has a signature acoustic line. (b 1951) is an American jazz guitarist and composer, who has played and collaborated with, and many other artists.
Scofield had played a 1981 Ibanez AS-200 as his main guitar for over 20 years. (b. 1980) is a session player from Italy who has played with, and many others. Sfogli uses Ibanez Guitars exclusively, and in 2017 his signature model was released. (b. 1970) is the lead guitarist of the winning group and plays an Ibanez (formerly K7), a specially designed electric guitar. (b.
1972), lead guitarist of has endorsed Ibanez for a long time. He has been given an L.A. Custom Shop model. (b. 1968), guitarist for, was an Ibanez endorser in early 1990s. He still plays Ibanez, though he does not endorse them anymore. He now plays Guitars.
(b. 1952) is a rock guitarist from the band Stanley plays signature Ibanez PS guitars, which are similar to an Ibanez Iceman. (b.
1942) folk singer and guitarist, played a rare Ibanez AE 1000 VV (vintage violin) acoustic guitar at several music festivals. This guitar also features on the cover of the 'An Evening with Meic Stevens' CD (2007, Sunbeam Records, SBRCD5033), recorded live at the, Putney, London in 2007. (b.
1986), guitarist for, first female artist to get an Ibanez signature model, called the 'Jiva'. (b. 1964) is a British bassist best known for his work on the program as part of. Swift has played for an array of renowned artists, from and to. He uses Ibanez SR and BTB basses. (b. 1973) is the lead guitarist of the 9-member band.
He mainly plays 2 custom Ibanez MTM1 guitars (one red, tuned B F# B E G# C#, and one white, tuned A E A D# G C). His Ibanez guitars have 'SEVEN' inscribed on the fretboard. (b. 1963) is an American guitarist who has played in the bands, Pawn Kings, and Andy Timmons Band (ATB). He plays his Ibanez AT300AV Signature model. (b. 1979) is a British guitarist from.
He uses the, and has his own signature line, the STM. (b. 1964) is a guitarist from, along with (b.
He used various custom RG models during the era. (b. 1960) is winning guitarist and composer recording with artists and groups such as,. Vai designed the Ibanez and electric guitars, and has a series of acoustic guitars. (b.
1955) guitarist and founder of the American band, used a 1975 Korina for the recording of its first album, which also features on the cover of their third album,. (b. 1955) is an American. He uses his signature GVB36 model. (b.
1979) is the guitarist of the bands,. He has a signature line, the PWM series. (b. 1963) guitarist and vocalist for the influential extreme metal band, plays the Iceman model and is seen playing the signature Iceman model. (b. 1963) is the lead guitarist for American group and plays his Ibanez signature NDM series guitar. (b.
1947) was a founding member of the and began playing Ibanez guitars in the mid-1970s during the recording of. He played a custom Ibanez 2681 until the mid-1980s, when he switched to. (b. 1970) played Ibanez seven string guitars (including his signature K7) throughout his career with and plays his signature Ibanez Komrad 7 string guitar and custom Ibanez 6-string baritone guitars on his solo project. (b. 1962) bass player of the plays an ATK rainbow-colored bass. (b.
1953) bassist with played an Ibanez VWB-1 signature bass. (b. 1957) is an American and composer as the co-founder of the band.
He uses his GWB signature line. (b. 1966) from, used ICJ100WZ - Yuenger's signature guitar, was in production in 1996-1999.References. 'Tosin Abasi TAM100'.
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