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Name: Ibanez S1070PBZ Electric Guitar in Cerulean Blue Burst
Brand: Ibanez
SKU: S1070PBZ-CLB
Price: 1549.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Ibanez S1070PBZ Electric Guitar in Cerulean Blue Burst

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This is a New Ibanez S1070PBZ Electric Guitar in Cerulean Blue Burst from Ibanez, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Description

The cutting edge of Ibanez design, the S series continues to be a marvel of form and function. Its signature body shape – sculpted, lightweight, and mahogany – is stronger and more musically responsive than guitars weighing twice as much. The S series is still a rock ‘n’ roll version of a quick, graceful, and potentially lethal weapon.

Key Features

DiMarzio Pickups – The DiMarzio® Air Norton™, True Velvet™ and Tone Zone® pickups offer depth, warmth and rich dynamics when combined with the 5-way pickup switch.
Wizard 11 Piece Neck – The Wizard 11pc neck is made of Panga Panga, Maple and Walnut which contributes to the neck’s extreme rigidity and massive sustain.
Exotic Body – The Poplar Burl/Walnut/Curly Maple/Panga Panga top flaunts a gorgeous wood grain. African Mahogany used as body wood delivers a rich mid-low end.
Premium Fret Edge Treatment – Premium Fret Edge Treatment offers super smooth, comfortable performance.
Edge Zero-II – The Edge Zero II bridge design features a lower profile tremolo for playing comfort and stud lock function for stable tuning. In addition, the zero point system provides much greater tuning stability.
Gotoh MG-T – The Gotoh® MG-T locking machine heads achieve incredible tuning stability, cutting down string-changing time.

Specifications

Neck Type: Wizard11pc Panga Panga/Maple/Walnut/Bubinga neck
Body: Poplar Burl/Walnut/Curly Maple/Panga Panga (16.5mm) topAfrican Mahogany body
Fretboard: Rosewood Fretboard with Mother of Pearl offset dot inlay
Frets: Jumbo Stainless Steel frets with Premium fret edge treatment
Number of Frets: 24
Bridge: Edge-Zero II w/ZPS3Fe bridge
String Spacing: 10.8mm
Neck Pickup: DiMarzio® Air Norton™ (H) neck pickupPassive/Alnico
Middle Pickup: DiMarzio® True Velvet™ (S) middle pickupPassive/Alnico
Bridge Pickup: DiMarzio® The Tone Zone® (H) bridge pickupPassive/Alnico
String: D’Addario EXL120
Nut: Locking nut
Hardware Colour: Cosmo Black

About the manufacturer

Ibanez

Ibanez is a Japanese guitar and bass manufacturer with roots dating back to the early 1900s, officially established under the Hoshino Gakki company. Known for innovation and versatility, Ibanez produces a wide range of instruments, from beginner-friendly models to high-end signature guitars used by some of the world’s leading musicians. Their designs often feature sleek body shapes, fast necks, and powerful pickups that appeal to players across genres like rock, metal, jazz, and fusion. With popular ranges such as the RG, S, and Artcore series, Ibanez has built a strong reputation in the UK for reliability, playability, and exceptional value for musicians at every level.

More info about this Product

Electric Guitars

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Guitar

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