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01-03_44_Cov_Intro_consumer 2/12/04 12:38 PM Page 1 2004 CATALOG ARTIST ROSTER Electric Guitars, Electric Basses, Amplifiers, Effects & Accessories GUITARS Vaughan Rhea VonRay Keith Aazami Bad Acid Trip Pete Ricci Lo-Pro Dave Aguilera Bleed The Dream Steve Richards Taproot Russell Ali Ka Mana Matt Roberts 3 Doors Down Lance Arny Flaw Omar Rodriguez The Mars Volta Matt Bachand Shadows Fall Eric Sands Rob Balducci Joe Satriani Terry Balsamo Cold/Evanescence Todd Schlafer ion George Benson Al Schnier moe. Chris Broderick Jag Panzer John Scofield Bronson Mushroomhead Arthur Seay Unida Norman Brown Mike Shinoda Linkin Park Gizz Butt The More I See Dwight Sills Chris Camozzi Michael Bolton Barry Stock Three Days Grace Erik Carlsson 3rd Strike Ken Susi Unearth Noah Carpenter Skinless Steve Swanson Six Feet Under Dino Cazares Fear Factory/Brujeria Mike Szuter Magna-Fi Audley Chisholm Maxi Priest/Big Mountain Corey Taylor Stone Sour John Conley Scar Culture Fredrik Thordendal Meshuggah Rusty Cooley Tre Thorstad Trik Turner Jason Daunt Andy Timmons Olivia Newton-John Jim Davies Pitchshifter Greg Trammell 12 Stones Jason DeCosta Rumblefish Craig “Squirrel” Tyler Crazy Town/Ringer Todd Deguchi Dave Uhrich Rob DeHaven Still Naïve Steve Vai Brad Delson Linkin Park Dave Weiner Steve Vai Mike DeWolf Taproot Wes Dominic Pulse Ultra David Williams Michael Jackson Doug Doppler Doppler, Inc. Fletcher Dragge Pennywise BASSES Eddie The Kydd Darwin’s Waiting Room Jett Beres Sister Hazel Ed Faris Level Nelson Braxton The Braxton Brothers Mordy Ferber Terry Butler Six Feet Under Jon Finn Jon Finn Group Bryan Campbell Droid David Fiuczynski Screaming Headless Torsos Mark Clayden Pitchshifter David Fransson Division of Laura Lee Creature Deadsy Marty Friedman Mike D’Antonio Killswitch Engage Fuzz Deep Banana Blackout Rob Derhak moe. Rocky George Barry Donaghy Harem Scarem Paul Gilbert Racer X Dungus Rumblefish Chad Ginsburg CKY Shawn Economaki Stone Sour Gravy Mushroomhead Faydoedeelay Crazy Town Billy Graziadei Biohazard Fieldy Korn Jon Greasley Apartment 26 Matt Fisher Eyes of Fire Marten Hagstrom Meshuggah Jason French Paul Hanson Bill Gaal Nothingface Head Korn Roland Guerin Marcus Roberts Trio Dexter Holland The Offspring Gabe Hammersmith Steve Holt 36 Crazyfists Gustaf Hielm Meshuggah Rob Johnson Magnitude 9 Jeno Dragpipe Jon Kita Diecast Percy Jones Tunnels Kirk Kolaitis Diecast Greg K. The Offspring Eric Krasno Soulive Joe Keyser Skinless Nik Lawhorn ion Dan Kurtz The New Deal Jani Liimatainen Sonata Arctica Robbie Merrill Godsmack Daron Malakian System Of A Down Migwell Neurotica Tarver Marsh The Keep Josh Moates TRUSTcompany Andy Martin Rufus Philpot Down To The Bone/JVR Trio Sonny Mayo (hed)pe Benny Rietveld Santana Buz McGrath Unearth Paul Romanko Shadows Fall Pat Metheny Joe Sego ion Steve Miloszewski Reveille Hannah Tosco Justincase Larry Mitchell Gerald Veasley Monte Dragpipe Pete Way UFO/The Plot Munky Korn Gary Willis Tribal Tech Mike Mushok Staind Doug Wimbish Living Colour Noodles The Offspring Mark Young (hed)pe Ramon Ortiz Ankla/Puya Kevin Palmer TRUSTcompany ELECTRONICS Rob Patterson Otep Mike Sarkisyan Spineshank Lukas Previn The A.K.A.s Traa P.O.D. Josh Rand Stone Sour Michael Ward www.ibanez.com 1726 Winchester Road, Bensalem, PA 19020 · 327 Broadway, Idaho Falls, ID 83402 · In Canada: 2165-46th Avenue, Lachine, Quebec, H8T-2P1 · In Australia: 88 Bourke Road, Alexandria, Sydney, NSW2015 · In New Zealand: 148 Captain Springs Road, Onehunga, Auckland In Mexico: AV.Toluca No. 323, Col. Olivar De Los Padres, Mexico D.F., 01780, Mexico · $5.00 in U.S.A. ($8.00 in Canada, Australia/New Zealand) ©2004 Printed in the U.S.A. (65m) 01-03_44_Cov_Intro_consumer 2/12/04 12:38 PM Page 2 SOMEWHERE… If you're going to make it, you've got to start somewhere, right? That “somewhere” is the theme of this Ibanez catalog, as Ibanez artists from all over give us a look at where they got started doing the best job in the world—playing music. Of course, the best job in the world hardly ever starts with the best job. For some, it's a talent show in the school auditorium. For others, the corner dive. Often you get paid next to nothing. More often nothing at all. Some first gigs are downright scary or embarrassing. Of course, they're the ones that are the most fun to tell about later. A whole lot later. No matter what, it's worth it. Because there really is nothing else in the world like playing guitar or bass. Whether it's something you do full-time. Or something you do to get to escape what you do full-time. TABLE OF CONTENTS We've also been looking back at where we started. To create Daron Malakian Signature Model 3 our 2004 line-up, we've been revisiting our deep roots in rock and Classics 4-5 jazz guitars. The Ibanez Destroyer is back. The Iceman bass is back. MMM Signature/SZ 6-7 We're building on our considerable heritage in making jazz guitars NDM Signature/JTK 8-9 AX/GAX 10-11 with the largest selection of full- and semi-acoustic guitars in our JEM/JS/PGM Signatures 12-13 history.We've got reissues of our famous ’80s effects, the TS808 RG Prestige/K7 Signatures/RG7 14-15 Tube Screamer, the FL9 Flanger, and CS9 Stereo Chorus. But not S/SA/AT Signature 16-17 everything is a bow to where we've been. Our amp line, which Artcore Guitars 18-21 now includes 100 watt heads and bass amps, was inspired strictly JSM/PM/GB Signatures 22-23 by where players are NOW and where they're headed tomorrow. Artcore Basses 24 Iceman Bass 25 And why have we done this? So somewhere in these pages Roadgear 26 you'll find what you need to play.Whether it's for playing in your Soundgear ProActive 27 Soundgear Xtreme 28-29 living room or on the other side of the world. It's doesn't really Soundgear 30-31 matter where. As long as it's somewhere you can play. BTB 32 Ergodyne 33 K5/GWB/DWB Signatures 34-35 Amplifiers 36 Effects 37 Jumpstart Packages 38 Cases & Accessories 39 New Tremolos 40-41 P/U & Neck Dimensions 42-43 Ibanez Prestige guitars and basses are “My first gig was when I was three years old in Ibanez is very proud crafted in Japan of premium woods by my living room in front of my family with a tennis racket to present the Daron our most experienced luthiers using the singing ‘You Ain't Nothing But A Hound Dog.’ My first Malakian Signature DMM1 perfect blend of New World technology real gig was at my 8th grade school talent show playing Iceman. For complete and Old World craftsmanship. Identifiable details on this extremely in this catalog by the Prestige logo, Prestige the Sam Kinison version of ‘Wild Thing.’ Today my favorite place to play is in my living room.” limited edition instrument, models feature necks with the comfortable, visit ibanez.com rounded feel previously found only in vintage instruments broken in by years of dedicated playing. Prestige instruments Daron also feature high-end electronics and Malakian precision-crafted deluxe appointments. system of a down 04-23_guitars_consumer 2/12/04 12:50 PM Page 1 CLASSICS CLASSICS dt/ic artists ar basics • 2004 AR models return to the Artist’s original thicker body DT200VA dimensions for fat ‘70s • dt neck mahogany tone. • mahogany body • medium frets • Both the new AR3000 Prestige and • br-eg bridge AR300 models feature the original • psnd1 neck pu ‘70s Artist square fret inlays. The • psnd2 bridge pu AR3000 Prestige also features the • colors: va ‘70s-style decorated tailpiece. • New AR200 is the most affordable set-neck Artist in Ibanez history. Matt Roberts Chad I. 3 doors down Ginsburg cky AR3000VV • 3pc ar set neck • aaa flamed maple top/mahogany back IC400BK • medium frets • 3pc ic set neck Ramon • gibraltar II bridge •mahogany body • super 58 neck pu Ortiz • super 58 bridge pu • medium frets ankla/puya • br-eg bridge • colors: vv • ah1 neck pu • ah2 bridge pu • colors: bk David Fiuczynski Rob 4 Patterson see more IC/AR guitars at ibanez.com 5 otep 04-23_guitars_consumer 2/12/04 12:50 PM Page 2 MIKE MUSHOK SZ signature series “My first gig was in somebody's basement in Ludlow, sz basics Massachusetts, around '84 or '85. I remember somebody spilled a beer all over my old Tube Screamer and ruined it. • Thru-body staggered stringing compensates for My first real gig was at a bar called Catinas with a band different string thicknesses and provides superior named Tera Shock. For favorite venues, Houses of Blues is tonal balance, feel, articulation and sustain. the first place that comes to mind, but thinking about it, I'd • 3pc set-in neck for better upper fret access and sustain. have to say it's a place back home called the Hippodrome. It's a great old theater.” -Mike Mushok • Quilted and flame maple tops and thick S-shaped mahogany body provide incredibly full tone with a wide range of overtones. • New Gibraltar III bridge offers fixed bridge simplicity and sustain. No sharp edges for longer mmm basics string life and playing comfort. • Matte finished mahogany body and thru-neck provide gargantuan tone and sustain. SZ520QMGAB • 28” scale baritone neck offers the ability to achieve • 3pc sz set-neck all kinds of low tunings. Factory tuning is A-D-A-D-G-B. • quilted maple top/mahogany back • medium frets • Super 58 pickups custom wound for baritone. Marty • gibraltar III bridge Friedman • sz1 neck pu • sz2 bridge pu • Tuning machines feature low string posts for higher • colors: gab, bb, bbl tension off the nut.