Ibanez JTK1 Jet King Electric Guitar
6-String Electric Guitars
Ibanez guitars are normally known for their sleek, futuristic looks but the latest Ibanez offering looks some of the funky old axes the company put out in the early to mid-60's -- something you might found hanging in an old pawnshop. Which is exactly the vibe the new Jet King models were designed for. In contrast to Jet King's old school appearance are modern coil taps (accessed with the vintage-look rocker switches, high output pickups and the kind of quietness of operation that was unheard of in the "good old days."
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Feature:
This guitar has a a bunch of cool stuff to it. Its got a 3 way toggle switch, and two rocker switches for coil-tapping, so you really have a lot of tonal versitility.
Quality:
I'm not really that gentle with it, but it holds up great. The finish is still like new, and i really pound on it quite a bit. Everything stays in great shape, and its definatly a solid guitar.
Value:
Considering what this guitar has to offer, and the fact that is has great features, I think thats its your best-bet for the price.
Desirability:
I really like everything about how it looks, with the wire-brushed pickguard and, off-set inlays, and it just really has that "old school" look to it.
Sound:
This is a great sounding guitar for its price. The powersound humbuckers really put out, and I think it sounds better then some of the higher-end brands.
Support:
I've never had to get any support for it, because its just such a great guitar!
Overall:
I have nothing but good things to say about this guitar, it has not let me down yet, and I wouldnt replace it for any other guitar for the price. I think that if you like the old school look, and its retro-vibe, then go out and buy it, its worth the money. Trust me...
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