Ibanez GAX30-TCR GIO AX Series Electric Guitar - Transparent Cherry, red

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Ibanez GAX30-TCR GIO AX Series Electric Guitar - Transparent Cherry, red

Ibanez GAX30-TCR GIO AX Series Electric Guitar - Transparent Cherry, red

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For 2019 the poplar body was switched to basswood and the treated New Zealand pine fretboard was swapped for jatoba. For 2020 the bridge was changed to the new Gibraltar Performer. Each guitar has a distinct tonal character. Deciding which guitar to get depends on your priorities. If you want something "hotter" that rings out power chords better, you want the Gio. If you'd rather have something with a lower output and better treble response, you want the Standard. What is jatoba? The Ibanez GIO series of guitars and basses are designed with complete beginners in mind. These fun guitars combine the kind of playability you get on the more expensive models with a big sound, at a price that's available for all. The only choice to make is whether to go 24.75" (or 24.7" in Ibanez's case) or 24.0". Your fret hand will let you know which feels for the best.

I played the Mustang first. It felt like the typical Squier in Guitar Center. It wasn't set up and the action was high. However, it looked good and played nicely for what it was even with the high action. But I have to admit the guitar was a little on the boring side and doesn't have the same cool factor my Bullet Telecaster does. This article does not cite any sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. The Ibanez GAX30-TCR GIO AX Series Guitar in Transparent Cherry is an entry level guitar with astonishing value for its performance. The GAX30 is an AX series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 2018. It is a continuation of the model in production since 2003, but with several important changes. It is made in China as part of the entry-level GIO line.

While I prefer the sound of the AX Standard over the AX Gio, I'm keeping both guitars. I know if I parted with either, I would regret it immediately. These two axes get so many things right. Simply put, most players would see no difference between jatoba and rosewood. You have to really look hard at the board to know it's not rosewood.

The Ibanez GAX30 is an entry-level electric guitar that has been making waves in the guitar community for quite some time now. Known for its affordability, versatility, and playability, this guitar is a popular choice for beginners and intermediate players alike. In this review, we’ll take a closer look at the features, sound quality, and overall performance of the Ibanez GAX30 to help you decide if it’s the right guitar for you. Design and Construction I own both the GAX30 (the white one) and the AX120 (the blue one). As I've come to find out, these guitars actually do have literal model names. The GAX30 is known as the Ibanez AX Gio, and the AX120 the AX Standard. My entire reason for looking at the Mustang and the GAX30 in the first place was because I wanted a guitar shorter than the Fender standard length of 25.5". All-in-all the GAX30 gives you total faith in it's ability to stand up to anything youcan throw at it. But, if you really like the guitar and are doing this for the experience and just wanna try your hands at modding, go for it. We all get started that way really.What do you like and dislike about the Ibanez? what about the Telecaster make it sound better to you? Which genres are you currently not able to play with the Ibanez (I'm guessing that genre isn't quite what you meant).



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