WTS Ibanez Prestige 970 XL 27 " in Royal Blue Flat Finish (RBF) - Jap Market Ibanez
Hi i have a truely Rare Baritone Ibanez Prestige 970 XL 27" to let go at $1400 (Price FIRM - Original price when released in Japan is equal to more than SGD$3 K). As far as i know, this model only in production for a year. It is in 9/10 condition and very well taken care of. Fret life is 90% or more. It is all stock. It comes with a non original softcase. The specs are as follows:-
• Basswood body
• 27-inch scale Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard (Wizard XL)
• Offset Dot inlays
• DiMarzio PAF Pro neck humbucker
• DiMarzio Blue Velvet mid single coil
• DiMarzio Tone Zone bridge humbucker
• Lo-Pro Edge trem
• Powder Cosmo hardware
• Royal Blue Flat (RBF) finish
• Made in Japan (2001)
I would recommend this guitar to guitar players who are into metal music as Sepultura, Slayer, Necrophagist etc etc.
This is how the guitar look like - See item 6
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1048598/+0?mobileskin=1
Why XL?
Ibanez has equiped the new RG XL series guitars with the RG XL 27" scale necks, so you can have all the low-end girthwith, all the articulation and clarity you need to cut through the mix.
XL Extened 27” Scale Length Neck can Reach new lows. Artists continue to push the limits of heavy rock by tuning lower and lower….The new XL series makes this possible without compromising your low end. Tune to D, A, G or whatever….with complete definition and clarity in the low end.
Even in A, the low end has tight, focused definition. And for those players that don’t wanna change their technique, applying ultra low chops on the 6 string has never been easier.
Interested parties please contact me at nazari70@gmail.com. I will send the full sets of photos upon request. We will take it from there. The transaction venue will be around Admiralty MRT Station or a venue that is agreed by the seller (me) and the buyer. I will also be listing a few more guitars to sell as i have way too many
* I am a guitar collector who is very interested in collectable guitars from Japan Golden Age (1977-1985). These really collectable guitars have seen a raise in value, consistently for the last 5 years or more.
Hi i have a truely Rare Baritone Ibanez Prestige 970 XL 27" to let go at $1400 (Price FIRM - Original price when released in Japan is equal to more than SGD$3 K). As far as i know, this model only in production for a year. It is in 9/10 condition and very well taken care of. Fret life is 90% or more. It is all stock. It comes with a non original softcase. The specs are as follows:-
• Basswood body
• 27-inch scale Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard (Wizard XL)
• Offset Dot inlays
• DiMarzio PAF Pro neck humbucker
• DiMarzio Blue Velvet mid single coil
• DiMarzio Tone Zone bridge humbucker
• Lo-Pro Edge trem
• Powder Cosmo hardware
• Royal Blue Flat (RBF) finish
• Made in Japan (2001)
I would recommend this guitar to guitar players who are into metal music as Sepultura, Slayer, Necrophagist etc etc.
This is how the guitar look like - See item 6
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1048598/+0?mobileskin=1
Why XL?
Ibanez has equiped the new RG XL series guitars with the RG XL 27" scale necks, so you can have all the low-end girthwith, all the articulation and clarity you need to cut through the mix.
XL Extened 27” Scale Length Neck can Reach new lows. Artists continue to push the limits of heavy rock by tuning lower and lower….The new XL series makes this possible without compromising your low end. Tune to D, A, G or whatever….with complete definition and clarity in the low end.
Even in A, the low end has tight, focused definition. And for those players that don’t wanna change their technique, applying ultra low chops on the 6 string has never been easier.
Interested parties please contact me at nazari70@gmail.com. I will send the full sets of photos upon request. We will take it from there. The transaction venue will be around Admiralty MRT Station or a venue that is agreed by the seller (me) and the buyer. I will also be listing a few more guitars to sell as i have way too many
* I am a guitar collector who is very interested in collectable guitars from Japan Golden Age (1977-1985). These really collectable guitars have seen a raise in value, consistently for the last 5 years or more.
