Ibanez QX Headless 7-String Electric Guitar Antique Brown Stained

Description

The Ibanez QX Headless 7-string electric guitar features a unique headless design built from the ground up to maximize tone, performance and comfort. Equipped with two Q58 humbuckers designed specifically for headless guitars, the QX Headless offers a versatile range of tones with creative possibilities that technical players will love. This pickup configuration provides a clearly defined sound, facilitating excellent tonal balance through all frequencies. The lows are powerful without being muddy, and the highs are bright and clear, but never harsh. As a result, every single note within the chord structure is well defined and clearly audible.

This QX headless 7-string is also equipped with jumbo stainless steel frets as well as Mono tune bridges which offer a wide intonation range so that you can easily set the instrument up for tuning down a whole step or even further. Built with a durable roasted maple/bubinga neck, a roasted birdseye maple fingerboard for balance and a nyatoh body topped with poplar, the Ibanez QX headless electric is ideal not only for well-versed guitarists, but also those who have never even considered a headless guitar before. Regardless of genre, the QX electric allows guitarists of all backgrounds to push their limits.

Features

• Wizard C roasted maple/bubinga neck
• Roasted birdseye maple fretboard with jumbo stainless steel frets
• Poplar burl top and nyatoh body
• Q58 humbucking pickups
• Mono tune bridge
• dyna-MIX10 switching system with Alter Switch
• Gig bag included

Specs

Body

• Body Type: Solid Body
• Top wood: Poplar
• Body wood: Nyatoh

Neck

• Neck wood: 5-piece Maple/bubinga
• Truss rod: Standard

Fingerboard

• Material: Birdseye Roasted Maple
• Frets: Jumbo stainless steel

Electronics

• Configuration: HH
• Neck: Proprietary Humbucker
• Bridge: Proprietary Humbucker

Hardware

• Bridge type: Mono Tune Bridge

Other

• Number of strings: 7
• Case: Gig Bag
• Orientation: Right-Handed
• Country of Origin: Japan