Here for sale we have an Ibanez SA460MBW-SUB Electric Guitar in Sunset Blue Burst finish. Made in China in 2021, this guitar consists of an Okoume body with a Maple Burl top, a Maple neck, and a 22-fret Bound Ebony fingerboard. Other appointments include a T102 Tremolo bridge, Chrome hardware, Abalone Dot inlays, and Wilkinson Chrome tuners. The pickups installed on this guitar are a Quantum Humbucker in the bridge, and two Resolution Single-Coils in the neck and middle position. These are wired to a master volume, master tone, and five-way pickup selector. 
 
The Maple ‘SA’ profile neck sits comfortably in the hand, and with its Satin finish provides a quick and smooth surface to navigate on. The Ebony fingerboard feels pleasant under the fingers whilst the 12” radius and Medium Jumbo frets assist with string bending and vibrato techniques, feeling rock solid under the fingers and providing a smooth and reliable playing surface. The body cutaways provide unobstructed access right up to the 22nd fret and the incredibly thin body provides a lightweight guitar that is comfortable in both sitting and standing positions.
 
The pickups in this guitar offer a great versatile sound, they produce a mixture of sparkly tones with a hint of a darker undertones, whilst retaining clarity with each note. The Ibanez Quantum humbucker in the bridge provides a full driving mid range with the best natural harmonic overtones, and a top end that produces a crunchy edge. The Ibanez Resolution Single-coil in the middle position produces a smooth single coil sound with more output and more mids, providing bright trebles and full warm bass, and lends itself well to rhythm tones. The Ibanez Resolution Single-coil in the neck position provides a warm, rounded sound, offering a smooth tone that handles distorted tones as well as it handles clean tones.
 
Please be aware that for international buyers import fees are not included in our postage and packaging cost, this only covers the cost of the guitar being sent to you. Import fees will be charged by Customs upon the guitar's arrival in the recipient country. Due to Brexit, this also applies to EU buyers. We advise checking the total import cost with Customs as this is not information we are able to accurately provide.