Ibanez

The RG That Means Business The Ibanez RG series has a reputation that speaks for itself — decades of fast necks, aggressive pickups, and guitars th...

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 Blank Canvas That Plays Back There's something quietly intentional about the Ibanez ICHI00VWH. Vintage White with a pearloid pickguard — it's n...

The Iceman Returns — This Time on Four Strings There's a reason the Iceman shape has never really gone away. That bold, asymmetric silhouette turns...

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...

A Signature Built for the Way Tim Henson Actually Plays If you've watched Tim Henson perform with Polyphia, you've probably wondered how he gets th...

The JEM in Blue — Steve Vai's Wildly Distinctive Signature, Ready to Play There are signature guitars, and then there's the Ibanez JEM. When Steve ...

Polyphia's Nylon String, Now at Your Fingertips If you've seen Polyphia's "Playing God" video and wondered what that impossibly sleek guitar was, h...

A Lot of Bass in a Sleek, Fast Package The Ibanez SR has been the go-to modern bass for players who want something lighter and faster than the old-...

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...

The RGA Shape, the Wizard Neck, and an Ash Top That Earns Its Look The Ibanez RGA42AH is the kind of guitar that doesn't need to explain itself. Th...

A Modern J-Bass Rethought from the Ground Up There's a reason the classic J-bass silhouette has stuck around for decades — it just works. The Ibane...

A Fanned-Fret 5-String That Means Business There's a certain kind of bass player who needs more — more range, more tonal control, more thoughtful e...

A Multi-Scale Machine Built for the Modern Bassist There's a certain kind of bassist who gets tired of the "good enough" feeling — someone who want...

A Full-Size Dreadnought That Doesn't Ask You to Compromise There's something satisfying about picking up a guitar that just works — no fussing over...

Big Sound in a Smaller Package Not every great guitar has to be full-sized. The Ibanez PF2BE is a 3/4-scale mini dreadnought that's genuinely easy ...

A Cutaway Dreadnought Ready to Plug In and Play Not everyone wants to stay acoustic forever — and the Ibanez PF15ECE-NT is built for the player who...

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...

A Left-Handed Grand Concert Ready to Plug In Finding a quality left-handed acoustic-electric that doesn't feel like an afterthought can be trickier...

A No-Fuss Grand Concert That Just Wants to Be Played Sometimes you just want a guitar that gets out of its own way — comfortable to hold, easy to p...

An Acoustic Guitar That Thinks Like an Electric If you've ever picked up a dreadnought acoustic after a long stretch on your electric and thought, ...

The Acoustic for Electric Players Who Actually Mean It Most electric players pick up an acoustic and immediately feel like they've been handed some...