Ibanez DN500 – WH 6 String Electric Guitar

Musicians Mall is proud to launch Ibanez DN-500 WH 2010 year series.

The DN is the new standard in heavy metal rock guitar. As its “Darkstone” series name suggests, strong construction and smart body style combine for a powerful, clean sound. The Tight-Tune Bridge is sturdy and resonant, and the tailpiece comes equipped with the Ball-End Stopper for more lock-in on strings – both are features originally designed by Ibanez.

The DN is the new standard in heavy metal rock guitar. As its “Darkstone” series name suggests, strong construction and smart body style combine for a powerful, clean sound. The Tight-Tune Bridge is sturdy and resonant, and the tailpiece comes equipped with the Ball-End Stopper for more lock-in on strings – both are features originally designed by Ibanez.

 

WH – WHITE

 

neck type	DN Sapele set-in neck
body	Sapele body
fret	Medium frets
bridge	Tight-Tune bridge
tailpiece	Tight-Tune tailpiece
neck pu	CAP-PP1-N (H) neck pu
bridge pu	CAP-PP1-B (H) bridge pu
hardware color	Chrome
Neck Dimension	Scale 628mm/24.75″ a : Width at Nut 43mm b : Width at Last Fret 57mm c: Thickness at 1st 20mm d : Thickness at 12th 22.5mm Radius 305mmR

 

 

Set-In Neck Construction

Set-In Neck construction on the Dnseries provides massive sustain and playing comfort.

CAP-PP1 Pickups (DN500)

The tube pole-piece construction of the new pickups, designed for the Ibanez Darkstone, offers quick response, sparkling clarity, and added harmonics for a humbucker sound.

Pickup Mounting Ring

The original pickup mounting ring, specially designed for the Darkstone, keeps the pickup parallel to the strings at all times. Unlike the usual mounting rings, this one enables the pickups to catch equal vibrations from each string and avoid tone loss.

Tight-Tune Bridge/Tailpiece

Solid as a rock, the Tight-Tune bridge and tailpiece were designed to lock down securely and prevent any kind of wobble or movement.
Each saddle is locked into the base plate, and the bridge is anchored by stud bolts into the body of the guitar. Furthermore, the studs are also locked onto the base plate so that the maximum vibration from the string is transferred to the body.