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This guitar is listed as a spruce top but cannot find out if it is actually carved, leminated, or pressed in any of the literature they publish. It is an important question and even google did not yield me an answer. I am sure someone here knows.
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02-06-2023 05:23 PM
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It's laminated.
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Originally Posted by John A.
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It’s a great guitar. I love mine.
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Originally Posted by Rob MacKillop
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And I’ve just replied.
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There once was a single run of a solid top Ibanez that did indeed have a pressed spruce top. I thought it was the AF2000 but I stand corrected. Good to know.
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Originally Posted by Jimmy blue note
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Originally Posted by ArchtopHeaven
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Originally Posted by Jimmy blue note
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SJ300 and SS300 are both pressed solid spruce tops I believe [Chinese].
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Originally Posted by thelostboss
I’ve had the Sj300
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Originally Posted by ArchtopHeaven
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Originally Posted by bluenote61
Last edited by Archie; 03-14-2023 at 02:37 PM.
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From a bit of research what I’ve found is that the Fa700,800,2470,2471 models were all most likely carved tops. Apparently ibanez ‘experimented’ a bit with solid pressed tops but it was short lived. The 2460’s were laminated and 24 3/4’s scale although it sounds like it’s more than possible some slipped through with carved tops. In addition, some of these instruments sporadically had solid backs and sides. Not sure about the example I picked up from Rich but I can say it’s bookmatched on the inside and outside for what it’s worth (which might be an indicator)!
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reader I bought Rob’s Af2000 !
Its excellent , I’m very very pleased
Rob was excellent to deal with
throughout and a true gentleman
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Originally Posted by Chris236
Last edited by Chris236; 03-14-2023 at 04:14 PM.
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