Ibanez Artcore AG75 Electric Guitar  

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Premium looks with powerful sonics.

The Artcore AG75 has a large full hollowbody that is truly full-hollow. Unlike many so-called "full acoustics" which feature soundblocks in the body, the AG75 gives you the rich, complex tones you can only get from a true, full-hollow guitar. The mahogany neck with bound rosewood fretboard plays fast and easy. An ACH1 neck humbucker and ACH2 at the bridge dish up plenty of midrange punch.

Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options.

Features

  • Full hollowbody construction
  • Maple top, sides, and back
  • Mahogany neck
  • Bound rosewood fretboard
  • ACH1 humbucker at the neck
  • ACH2 humbucker at the bridge

When you get your hands on this thing, it'll inspire you to practice harder than ever before. Order it today and get great!

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A Great Jazz Instrument

| Review By: Gene Fisher | 2 weeks, 4 days ago

0 people out of 0 found this review helpful

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What a pleasure to play.  A guitar does not have to be thousands of dollars to sound great. In fact this AG75 from Ibanez is about a tenth of price of an ES175 from Gibson or it's sibling the GB10 from Ibanez and plays and sounds 9/10ths as good.  Most people don't drive a Ferrari or a Benley, they drive Hondas, Nissans, or Chevys and the lke.  I believe Chinese Ibanez guitars are as good as anything, after all they are made by human beings using God's naturlal materials.  The Chinese have been artisans for thousands of years and are very good with their hands. They also are grateful to have a job and craftsmanship is second nature to them.  The Japanese are extremely hands on management wise and believe me they are overridng the process of manufacturing with unrelenting diligence. The attention to detail regarding this instrument is second to none and the neck and fretboard are incredibly comforable and easy on the hands. 

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High quality through and through.

Value:

No other company offers a better value in fact most are trying to catch up.  What a great concept giving us a truly great guitar at a price we can afford.

Overall:

The best in it's class in fact superior in it's class!

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
Teacher, Pro Player
Style of music you play:
Jazz
Where you live:
USA

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I love this guitar

| Review By: Tomas Mitchell | 3 months, 1 week ago

8 people out of 8 found this review helpful

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I picked up my AG75 about 5 years ago.  I felt guilty for getting such a good deal.

 

  The neck is great and easy to play. I have had no problems with buzz or intonation and the pickups sound amazing.

Quality:

I have had mine for 5 years now and have had no problems with the quality and workmanship of the guitar.

Value:

I actually paid less for mine 5 years ago but this guitar is a killer price for what you get.

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First of I want to address some of the bad reviews this guitar has been given. If you are getting feed back stop treating this guitar like a Les Paul. It is not. This guitar is a Jazz guitar, yes you can use it for some styles of rock and blues but the hollow body will give feed back when played at high levels with lots of distortion. This guitar is not designed for that kind of playing. Second is the bridge, there are some comments on here about the bridge moving. That is the point to this guitar, it is an arch top hollow body  guitar with a floating bridge. I wish people would learn more about instruments before they start bashing them.

 

  This guitar is made in China and as such carries a price a fraction of the cost of a Gibson. If you are like me and want wonderful playing guitars but can't spend 10's of  thousands obtaining different styles of guitars made by the two big American makers then buy Ibanez. This is a quality guitar. I own 2 vintage Ibanez guitars both made in Japan and 3 modern ones made in other plants in Asia I love these guitars. When some other player rolls his eyes because I don't have a Gibson or Fender I just laugh and ask him how much debt he has because I own a lot of guitar and don't ow any debt on them.

 

  On last comment, if you don't know a guitar tech on first name bases you should. Most guitars need a little work right out of the box and if they don't they will eventually. Many amatures pick up a guitar and if it buzzes or has too high of an action they think it is a piece of junk. Guitars change with temprature and humidity and it is very common to have a guitar adjusted from time to time. If you buy a guitar on line from mf and it doesn't play well don't blame the guitar, or manufactor. Take it to your guitar tech and have it set up properly.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
hobby, semi pro
Style of music you play:
rock, jazz, blues, country
Where you live:
Utah

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A guitar for MEN.

| Review By: Buffalo Bill-b2WBB | 1 year, 5 days ago

3 people out of 4 found this review helpful

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This is a guitar for MEN. Chill-en' go play yu SG, dis ain't for yu! I play Blues and It'll give you a great Old Skoo Southern Blues sound, or West coast style Jazz-Blues. Western Swing too, and I'm sure you can get your Jazz sounds out of it with flat-wounds, but the pickups are bright. It sounds best played clear to moderate overdrive. The A string gets a lot of resonance that you can make great use of. You can get all kinds of great sounds with the pickups, it can change your musical direction. Heavy overdrive does not suite it, and it'll resonate too much and feedback. You should use a semi or solid body for that, they do a much better job with overdrive. This guitar is small bodied only 14.5" across and 2.75" deep. It has deep baritone voice, deeper than a semi-hollow. The ceramic pickups that give a bright sound, much brighter than an alnico. The body feels strong, it's got 2 thick braces running lengthwise, double binding, MOP inlay and has very high build/design quality.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
32 years of home schoolin'?
Style of music you play:
Blues.
Where you live:
New Buffalo, Michigan, USA

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Just to clarify size.

| Review By: rpaul | 1 year, 7 months ago

5 people out of 6 found this review helpful

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I'll all the other reviewers say their say about sound and playability etc. I want to clarify the difference between this model and the AF series. The AF series is the full size hollow-body in maple with maple top. This AG series is a smaller body in every dimension but otherwise the same as the AF series. An "S" anywhere in Ibanez's naming system denotes a thinner body depth with a center block.
Do you own the product?:
No
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Active hobbyist for 40 years
Style of music you play:
whatever
Where you live:
minnesota

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Right place/Right time

| Review By: 6stringer-emA0V | 1 year, 11 months ago

2 people out of 2 found this review helpful

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I saw this in a pawn shop, Ibanez? I just played some bar chords here and there and bought it. The playability is so great. I lowered the bridge a bit. The fret board and the neck are so comfortable. This Artcore AG75 is a beauty. Thanks Ibanez.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
hobby, jam w/others, record
Style of music you play:
classic rock, blues ++
Where you live:
unspecified

Did you find this review helpful? yes no975982

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