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11-17-2011, 10:23 AM
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 Ibanez Artcore AK100 I'm about to advertise my 2008 Ibanez Artcore AK100 but don't know what to call it! Is it a full-hollow-bodied archtop or a semi-hollow-bodied archtop? Some specs describe it as a full-bodied but it's half the depth of my Gibson ES165 but twice the depth of my Heritage ES535! Any thoughts? Thanks.     |
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11-20-2011, 05:15 AM
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 Ibanez Artcore AK100 Many thanks Banksia. I had no idea that full-body referred to width and not depth (doh!). When I bought the AK100 I assumed it was the full monty, big bertha type so was disappointed that it was only 70mm deep. My wife wasn't happy when I returned to the shop to buy the Gibson ES165 as well...the shop was happy though!  |
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