Ibanez S Standard S570DXQM – BBB 6 String Electric Guitar

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The Ibanez S series first appeared in 1987. Ever since, it has changed in appearance and function to represent the cutting edge of Ibanez design. Famous for its lightweight carved mahogany body, the S can take a beating while still providing the resonance of guitars twice its size. The S series comes equipped with the ZR tremolo system, featuring a smooth ball bearing pivot for ultra-smooth arm control – same as ZR-2 tremolo system.

 

BBB
Bright Blue Burst

 

 

neck type	3pc Wizard III Maple neck
body	Quilted Maple top/Mahogany body
fret	Jumbo frets
bridge	ZR bridge w/ZPS2
neck pu	INF1 (H) neck pu
middle pu	INFS1 (S) mid pu
bridge pu	INF2 (H) bridge pu
hardware color	Cosmo Black
Neck Dimension	Scale 648mm/25.5″ a : Width at Nut 43mm b : Width at Last Fret 58mm c: Thickness at 1st 19mm d : Thickness at 12th 21mm Radius 400mmR

 

 

 

 

Wizard III Maple neck

Ibanezs thin, flat, and fast, yet strong and sturdy, Wizard neck offers unlimited playability for demanding players, and features a two-octave 24-fret fret board for wide tonal range.

IBZ INF1/INF1S/INF2 Pickups

The combination of the Infinity 1 and Infinity 2 pickups provide excellent tone and dynamics with great versatility.

ZR Tremolo

Ibanez has long overshadowed traditional locking tremolo systems. The ZR tremolo with the ZPS is a perfect example of a trem system done right. Thanks to the unique ball-bearing mechanism, action and feel are incredibly smooth.

ZPS (Zero Point System)

No friction points make the ZPS the smoothest Ibanez Back Stop ever.
An additional outer pair of springs provides easier tuning and better tuning stability than the traditional floating tremolo-plus the other strings will remain in tune if a string breaks.

Switchable To Floating Trem

One of the best ZPS features! Just remove the stop bar and the ZPS easily changes to floating trem operation.

Manually Adjustable Spring System

Spring tension can be quickly set by thumb. Theres no need for a hex wrench.