Since the last thing that we want is disturbing your diet with too much fat or too much sugar, youll be glad to learn that we made them ourselves with fresh, organic and fair ingredients, and with a perfect nutritional balance. The guitars featured the RG shape, but with rounded. The EX (short for EXperimental) models were essentially RG-bodied guitars produced in Korea instead of Japan as a more affordable alternative.
IBANEZ EX 140 PRICE SERIES
The EX series is a line of solid body electric guitars produced by Hoshino Gakki and sold under the Ibanez brand. We are using cookies Yes, Audiofanzine is using cookies. For a list of EX models, see Portal:EX series.
Whether the JS140 has what it takes to turn the heads of non-Joe acolytes remains to be seen, but as a mid-priced rock-ready electric, we reckon you'll be impressed. List of the products in the EX series from Ibanez. We'd suggest that fans of the great New York shredster will be more than happy to deal with any compromises in spec and feel, and just get on with playing the damn thing.Īnd those tuning issues? We're sufficiently accustomed to the Ibanez build quality to trust that those problems will iron themselves out as the guitar settles down. Is the JS140 as good as models such as the JS24P Premium? Well, no, but at £609 as opposed to £1,019, it's a good deal more affordable. We have but one niggle: we found our review model something of a struggle to keep in tune, even after stretching out the strings and adjusting the Edge-Zero II locking vibrato, which is frustrating. It's a genuine pleasure to play cleanly, and using the coil-tap and toggle to combine the central pair of coils provides a tone that's fragile yet beautifully crystalline. The basswood body rounds off some of the high-gain edge to leave a wide and articulate rock rhythm tone that remains distinct as the gain increases.Īdd into the mix the more subtle neck pickup - which, with a bluesy tone, has a tone similar to a Strat on steroids - and you're left with a guitar that's tonally more versatile than you may have expected.
Pickups comprise Ibanez rather than the more pricey DiMarzio humbuckers of his higher-end guitars, but the output from the bridge unit is immense.
Satch wields a huge gain-soaked tone, and we found little problem in recreating it for our own use.
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