Ibanez EWP17M2E-SMO PiccoloGuitar
Folk Acoustic Guitars
Brand profile · Japan, est. 1957
Ibanez, originally a distributor of musical instruments, evolved into a significant manufacturer renowned for its innovative designs and broad product range catering to diverse musical styles. The brand's aggressive marketing and collaborations with prominent guitarists propelled them to global recognition, particularly within the rock and metal communities. Today, Ibanez represents a blend of performance, versatility, and a distinct aesthetic appeal.
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Ibanez instruments are manufactured in various locations, primarily Indonesia and China, with some higher-end models still produced in Japan.
While Ibanez caters to all levels, their more affordable models offer excellent value and playability, making them suitable for beginners, particularly those interested in rock and metal.
Ibanez is known for their thin, fast neck profiles, often referred to as the 'Wizard' neck, designed for comfortable and rapid playing.