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Seven Strings, Zero Compromise If you've been looking for a 7-string that doesn't ask you to slow down, the Ibanez RGA742EX is worth a serious look...

A Lot of Guitar at a Solid Price — Just With a Story to Tell The Ibanez AZES40 is the kind of guitar that makes you do a double-take when you check...

Big Jumbo Sound, Plugged In and Ready to Go There's something satisfying about a jumbo-body acoustic-electric that just fills a room — and the Iban...

The Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric That Fits Your Life If you've ever wanted the warm, expressive character of nylon strings without dragging aroun...

All-Black, Cutaway Comfort — Built for Players Who Know Both Worlds If you've spent years on electric guitars and occasionally glance over at the a...

Retro Shape, Modern Tone Machine The Ibanez Talman bass has always had one of those silhouettes you notice from across the room — an asymmetric, vi...

A Short-Scale Bass With a Lot of Personality There's a certain kind of bass player who keeps getting stopped by the same thing: the reach. A full 3...

All the AZ Versatility, Ready to Plug In The Ibanez AZ22S2 is the kind of guitar that doesn't ask you to pick a lane. Whether you're digging into c...

RG Shape, Reverse Headstock, No Nonsense Some guitars want to be everything to everyone. The Ibanez Iron Label RGRB620 is not one of those guitars....

The Starchild's Signature Guitar — Now in Your Hands Paul Stanley of KISS reunited with Ibanez to create a guitar that carries real DNA from the ic...

Paul Gilbert's Signature, Built for Serious Playing Paul Gilbert has been one of guitar's most technically demanding players for decades — the kind...

The AZ Goes Dark — Iron Label Style Sometimes you want a guitar that means business the moment you pick it up. The Ibanez AZ41B1BKF is exactly that...

Seven Strings, 26.5 Inches, Zero Compromises If your riffs live in the lower registers and you need a guitar that can keep up with your heaviest id...

Dark Looks, Active Firepower, and a Floyd Rose That Means Business There's a certain kind of guitarist who doesn't want gloss and glamour — they wa...

A Blacked-Out Grand Concert That Means Business There's something quietly cool about a guitar that doesn't try too hard. The Ibanez PC54E skips the...

The Workhorse Gets a Vintage Makeover If you've ever played a J-45, you already know why Gibson calls it the "Workhorse." First introduced in 1942,...

A Grand Auditorium That Earns Its Stage Time Some guitars are built to sit on a wall and look good. The Alvarez AG70CE Black is built to actually g...

A Fender That Goes Where You Go Not everyone needs a full-size dreadnought all the time. Sometimes you want something you can grab off the hook on ...

Electric Feel, Acoustic Soul — All in One Guitar If you've ever picked up an acoustic after playing electric and thought, "this neck feels like a b...

A Plugged-In Dreadnought That Doesn't Ask You to Choose Some guitars make you pick a lane — acoustic-only or full electric. The Ibanez PF15ECE side...

The J-45 You Can Take Anywhere There's something genuinely appealing about the idea of a guitar that fits your life on the go — and the Epiphone J-...

All-Black, No Distractions — Just Play Some guitars want to be noticed. The Ibanez AEG621 in Black Out would rather let the music do the talking. E...

Big 12-String Sound in a Body That Actually Fits Twelve-string guitars are famous for two things: that gorgeous shimmering chime, and making you fe...

Twelve Strings, One Stage-Ready Package There's something about a 12-string that fills a room differently — that shimmer of doubled strings turning...