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Ibanez S770CZM Electric Guitar (Cosmic Blue Frozen Matte)

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Ibanez S770CZM Electric Guitar (Cosmic Blue Frozen Matte)Ride the rapture of electrical glory with Ibanezs S770CZM solidbody guitar! This ample sonic companion boasts a comfortable Nyatoh body, a supple roasted maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard thats ready for the sickest grooves in your repertoire. The affordable price point of this electric guitar includes an Edge Zero tremolo for digging into the music when the mood strikes. It also sports a bevy of differing pickups, including a DiMarzio Tone Zone

Ride the rapture of electrical glory with Ibanez’s S770CZM solidbody guitar! This ample sonic companion boasts a comfortable Nyatoh body, a supple roasted maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard that’s ready for the sickest grooves in your repertoire. The affordable price point of this electric guitar includes an Edge-Zero tremolo for digging into the music when the mood strikes. It also sports a bevy of differing pickups, including a DiMarzio Tone Zone humbucker, True Velvet single-coil, and Air Norton humbucker for tones that stretch from A to Z. You’ll find smooth performance, killer sonics, and an exciting playing experience when you pick up an Ibanez S770CZM guitar

Trusted companion of modern rockers

The Ibanez S770CZM Solidbody Electric Guitar is ready to rock, adding a versatile sound, engaging performance, and modern looks to your stage presence. Its Nyatoh body holds down the high-flying sonics of its three unique pickups and outfits it for stellar sustain when coupled with the tremolo tailpiece. At the roasted maple neck, your hand will encounter a Wizard III neck profile akin to a thin “C” shape, making rhythmic chords and soulful solos a breeze on its smooth rosewood fingerboard. The Edge-Zero double-locking, knife-edge-style tremolo locks in your tuning for rock-solid stability when you pull off sharp bends and flutters. Its individually adjustable saddles allow you to fine-tune the guitar to your specifications. The Ibanez S770CZM is a stellar guitar that won’t waver in the face of searing rock and roll!

Versatile pickup configuration

The pickup configuration on the Ibanez S770CZM is a work of art in itself. A DiMarzio Air Norton humbucker in the neck slot kicks out a deep, warm tone without muddying out when driven hard. A second humbucker at the bridge, the DiMarzio Tone Zone, features brilliantly high output yet delivers tremendous dynamic range, so you can get even more tones out of your guitar. Chords are huge, even single notes have depth, and the DiMarzio Tone Zone's patented dual-resonance coils deliver killer overtones. Finally, a single-coil DiMarzio True Velvet sits in the middle position, nailing that vintage single-coil tone. Engineered to emphasize the "sweet spot" where the highs are bell-like, the True Velvet uses a special magnet stagger to avoid the harsh tone you can get above the 12th fret on the higher strings.

Features

  • Nyatoh body sits ready for great sustain and a comfortable feel
  • Roasted maple neck with Wizard III profile is quick and smooth
  • Rosewood fingerboard feels and looks spectacular
  • 1 single-coil and 2 humbucking DiMarzio custom pickups deliver a massive array of tone
  • Edge-Zero II tremolo for bending and diving while maintaining perfect intonation
  • 5-way pickup switch with volume and tone knobs

Specifications

  • Number of Strings6
  • Left-/Right-handedRight-handed
Body
  • Body TypeSolidbody
  • Body ShapeS770CZM
  • Body MaterialNyatoh
  • Body FinishSatin Polyurethane
  • ColorCosmic Blue Frozen Matte
Neck
  • Neck MaterialRoasted Maple
  • Neck ShapeWizard III
  • Neck JointBolt-on
  • Radius15.74"
  • Fingerboard MaterialRosewood
  • Fingerboard InlayOff-set Dots
  • Number of Frets24
  • Scale Length25.5"
  • Nut Width1.692"
  • Nut MaterialLocking
Hardware
  • Bridge/TailpieceEdge-Zero II Tremolo
  • TunersIbanez
Electronics
  • Neck PickupDiMarzio Air Norton Humbucker
  • Middle PickupDiMarsio True Velvet Single-coil
  • Bridge PickupDiMarzio The Tone Zone Humbucker
  • Controls1 x volume, 1 x tone
  • Switching5-way blade pickup switch
Miscellaneous
  • Strings.009-.042
  • Case/Gig BagSold Separately
  • Manufacturer Part Number:S770CZM
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