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Ibanez Q52-LBM Q Series Headless Electric Guitar, Laser Blue Matte

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The Q52 features an ergonomic, compact, light-weight and resonant nyatoh body bolted to a roasted maple and bubinga neck with a 24-fret roasted birdseye maple fingerboard with mother of pearl step off-set dot position markers and luminescent side dots. Components include a pair of Q58 humbucking pickups, and individually mounted Mono-Tune bridges. The Q52 employs a dyna-MIX10 switching system (see diagram below) with an “Alter switch” toggle which allows the user to access ten distinct tones. The Alter switch appears to tap one coil of the humbucker (as opposed to a traditional coil-split which disables one coil completely) to achieve a sound similar to a single coil without the drop in output which typically accompanies a coil split. The video below offers a sample of some of the tones available.

 

Model: Q52-LBM

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SPECIFICATIONS

neck type

Wizard C/3pc Roasted Maple/Bubinga neck

top/back/body

Nyatoh body

fretboard

Roasted Birdseye Maple fretboard/Mother of Pearl Step off-set dot inlay

fret

Jumbo Jescar EVOgold™ frets

number of frets

24

bridge

Ibanez Mono-Tune bridge

string space

10.8mm

neck pickup

Q58 (H) neck pickup Passive/Ceramic

bridge pickup

Q58 (H) bridge pickup Passive/Ceramic

factory tuning

1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E

strings

D'Addario® EXL110

string gauge

.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046

hardware color

Cosmo black

Brand

Ibanez

Ibanez is one of the first Japanese musical instrument companies to gain a significant foothold in import guitar sales in the United States and Europe, as well as the first brand of guitars to mass-produce the seven-string guitar and eight-string guitar. The company has an impressive lineup of products ranging from instruments to pedals and accessories, and have recently raised standards and eyebrows with the new AZ Series, which Josh Smith described as the best superstrat he’s played in a long time.