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Five Strings, One Striking Bass If you've been looking for a 5-string bass that earns attention both on and off the stage, the Ibanez SR405EPBDX in...

The RG Series You Know, In a Finish That Turns Heads The Ibanez RG series has been the weapon of choice for technically-minded guitarists for decad...

Classical Nylon-String Convenience in a Slim, Stage-Ready Package Not every classical player wants to lug around a full-depth traditional body — an...

A Workhorse Bass with Serious Pickup Credibility There's a lot of competition in the mid-range bass market, but the Ibanez SR600E makes a compellin...

Slim, Fast, and Ready to Groove If you've ever picked up an Ibanez SR and thought "why don't all basses feel this easy to play," you already know w...

A Fretless SR That Lets You Really Sing There's a reason fretless players always say things like "once you go fretless, you never go back." Sliding...

A Solid Start in Transparent Red If you've been looking for a no-fuss 4-string that actually feels good to play without costing a fortune, the Iban...

A Lightweight Bass with a Lot Going On If you've been eyeing a bass that feels fast under your fingers and looks good doing it, the Ibanez Gio GSR2...

Five Strings, Zero Fuss If you've been thinking about making the jump to a 5-string bass but don't want to spend a fortune finding out if it's the ...

A Headless Wonder with a Lot to Say There's a moment when you pick up a bass like the Ibanez EHB1675MS and realize it was designed by people who ac...

A Striking Acoustic-Electric With Okoume From the Top Down Some guitars just stop you in your tracks before you even play a note. The Ibanez AE340F...

A Baritone Voice Built for the Stage and Studio If you've ever layered acoustic guitar tracks in a recording and felt like something was missing do...

A Different Take on the Auditorium Most acoustic guitars come with a spruce top, and that's fine — but Ibanez went a different direction with the A...

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 ...

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...