mystixboi
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To round off my Andy Timmons kick....
Ibanez AT10P Andy Timmons Signature Solidbody Electric Guitar Features at a Glance:
Comfortable alder RG body
Maple AT Prestige neck with maple fingerboard and 22 jumbo frets
Wilkinson WV6-SB vibrato bridge gives you smooth whammy action and robust tuning stability
DiMarzio The Cruiser Bridge single-coil-sized humbucking neck and middle pickups
DiMarzio AT-1 full-sized humbucker bridge pickup
Includes hardshell case
Tone, feel, and speed: have it all with the Ibanez AT10P Andy Timmons Signature!
Tech Specs
Body Type Solidbody
Body Shape RG
Left-/Right-handed Right-handed
Number of Strings 6
Body Material Alder
Body Finish Polyurethane
Color Sunburst
Neck Material Maple, Bolt-on
Neck Shape AT Prestige
Fingerboard Material Maple
Fingerboard Inlay Dots
Number of Frets 22
Scale Length 25.5"
Nut Width 1.693"
Nut Material Graph Tech
Bridge/Tailpiece Wilkinson WV6-SB vibrato
Tuners Ibanez standard
Number of Pickups 3
Neck Pickup DiMarzio The Cruiser Bridge
Middle Pickup DiMarzio The Cruiser Bridge
Bridge Pickup DiMarzio AT-1 humbucker
Controls 1 x volume, 2 x tone, 5-way pickup selector
Strings (.009-.042)
Case Included Hardshell
Manufacturer Part Number AT10PSB
This guitar is insane!!! The neck is super comfortable... it's not your typical Ibanez wizard super thin neck. For his Prestige model, Andy said that he had Ibanez copy an old Strat(not Fender) neck that he had laying around because he loved how it felt. It's more soft C shaped with a slightly narrow nut. I'm ok with that!!! The neck is fast, but not shredder fast... just really comfortable. Since the neck isn't finished, it has that "old pair of jeans" feel to it.
As far as the pickups go... very nice and balanced. The neck and neck/middle positions are warm and articulate... slightly flatter than standard single coils, but not like a full humbucker(if that makes sense). The bridge pickup is awesome of course. It's Andy's signature Dimarzio which is one of my favorite bridge pickups. They all work really well together.
It's not the flashiest of guitars... but that's what I really like about it. After years of purple's, florescent yellow and pink and sparkle's, the sunburst is pretty refreshing. It's almost like the perfect mix of modern and vintage styling.
I have been pensive about Ibanez Premium models because I've owned two and returned them both. They looked cool, but felt cheap. This doesn't. The fretwork is outstanding and overall build quality is impressive. It can definitely hang with my Suhr. Is it on the same level? Nope, but then again, the Suhr is almost 2 times the price(if price is any kind of indicator of quality and construction).
Overall, I'm happy with this purchase. There is one slight issue that the dealer is looking into for me, but once it gets resolved, I'll be glad to share my experience there.
Ibanez AT10P Andy Timmons Signature Solidbody Electric Guitar Features at a Glance:
Comfortable alder RG body
Maple AT Prestige neck with maple fingerboard and 22 jumbo frets
Wilkinson WV6-SB vibrato bridge gives you smooth whammy action and robust tuning stability
DiMarzio The Cruiser Bridge single-coil-sized humbucking neck and middle pickups
DiMarzio AT-1 full-sized humbucker bridge pickup
Includes hardshell case
Tone, feel, and speed: have it all with the Ibanez AT10P Andy Timmons Signature!
Tech Specs
Body Type Solidbody
Body Shape RG
Left-/Right-handed Right-handed
Number of Strings 6
Body Material Alder
Body Finish Polyurethane
Color Sunburst
Neck Material Maple, Bolt-on
Neck Shape AT Prestige
Fingerboard Material Maple
Fingerboard Inlay Dots
Number of Frets 22
Scale Length 25.5"
Nut Width 1.693"
Nut Material Graph Tech
Bridge/Tailpiece Wilkinson WV6-SB vibrato
Tuners Ibanez standard
Number of Pickups 3
Neck Pickup DiMarzio The Cruiser Bridge
Middle Pickup DiMarzio The Cruiser Bridge
Bridge Pickup DiMarzio AT-1 humbucker
Controls 1 x volume, 2 x tone, 5-way pickup selector
Strings (.009-.042)
Case Included Hardshell
Manufacturer Part Number AT10PSB
This guitar is insane!!! The neck is super comfortable... it's not your typical Ibanez wizard super thin neck. For his Prestige model, Andy said that he had Ibanez copy an old Strat(not Fender) neck that he had laying around because he loved how it felt. It's more soft C shaped with a slightly narrow nut. I'm ok with that!!! The neck is fast, but not shredder fast... just really comfortable. Since the neck isn't finished, it has that "old pair of jeans" feel to it.
As far as the pickups go... very nice and balanced. The neck and neck/middle positions are warm and articulate... slightly flatter than standard single coils, but not like a full humbucker(if that makes sense). The bridge pickup is awesome of course. It's Andy's signature Dimarzio which is one of my favorite bridge pickups. They all work really well together.
It's not the flashiest of guitars... but that's what I really like about it. After years of purple's, florescent yellow and pink and sparkle's, the sunburst is pretty refreshing. It's almost like the perfect mix of modern and vintage styling.
I have been pensive about Ibanez Premium models because I've owned two and returned them both. They looked cool, but felt cheap. This doesn't. The fretwork is outstanding and overall build quality is impressive. It can definitely hang with my Suhr. Is it on the same level? Nope, but then again, the Suhr is almost 2 times the price(if price is any kind of indicator of quality and construction).
Overall, I'm happy with this purchase. There is one slight issue that the dealer is looking into for me, but once it gets resolved, I'll be glad to share my experience there.
