Friday, November 12, 2021

Ibanez JEMJR Rehab | Part One

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Part One | Part Two | Part Three 

This new Indonesian-made Ibanez six-stringer came in for general servicing and fret dressing barely six months after purchase. It's a record of sorts for me as I've never seen frets so badly worn in such a short period of time. I guess the owner spent most of the many C19 lockdowns deep in practice on this new axe of his. 

For the benefit of readers, I've broken down this report into three segments: Part One, Part Two and Part Three. In this first segment, let's take a look at the JEMJR's noteworthy features; most of which were sourced from the Ibanez USA website. 

Neck Type: Wizard III Maple Neck
Body: Meranti
Special Feature: Steve Vai's signature "Monkey Grip"
Fretboard: Jatoba, "Tree of Life" inlay
Scale Length: 25.5"
Frets: Jumbo, 24
Bridge: Ibanez Double Locking Tremolo Bridge
Neck Pickup: Quantum H [Passive/Ceramic]
Middle Pickup: Quantum S [Passive/Alnico]
Bridge Pickup: Quantum H [Passive/Ceramic]
Electronics:
500K full-sized [24mm] Master Volume and Master Tone pots
Ibanez 3SWLSP5 selector switch
Barrel output jack
Shielding: Conductive paint and aluminum foil
Hardware Color: Cosmo Black

 

 










 

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