Ibanez Artcore series

The Ibanez Artcore series is Ibanez's line of semi and full hollowbody electric guitars.

Ibanez Artcore
Ibanez Artcore AF85
ManufacturerIbanez
Period2002-present
Construction
Body typeHollow
Neck jointSet-in Neck
Scale24.75"
Woods
BodyFlamed Maple top/back/sides
Neck3pc Mahogany/ Maple
FretboardBound Rosewood
Hardware
BridgeART1 bridge
Pickup(s)H-H/ACH1(neck)and ACH2(bridge)

Background and press

The first Ibanez Artcore models were released in mid-2002 by Ibanez, whose goal was to offer an affordable range of full-hollow and semi-hollow body guitars that appealed to entry level guitarists who were unable or unwilling to pay big money on high-priced guitars. The Artcore series has developed a reputation for being one of the best value guitars on the market and has been praised by reviewers, being highly respected for their tone, sustain and the way they hold their tuning.

After 2017, many models no longer used rosewood and bubinga, and some models that sported maple and mahogany have substituted in linden and nyatoh woods.

Models

  • AF55
  • AF55L
  • AF71F
  • AF75
  • AF75G
  • AF75L
  • AF75T
  • AF75TDG
  • AFS75T
  • AG75
  • AG75G
  • AGS73FM
  • AKJV95
  • AM53
  • AM73B
  • AS53
  • AS53L
  • AS73
  • AS73G
  • AS73L
  • AS73T
  • AS7312

Discontinued

  • AF75D
  • AF75FM
  • AF85
  • AF86
  • AFS75T
  • AFS75TD
  • AFS77T
  • AFS78T
  • AFS80T
  • AFS95T
  • AG95
  • AGR63T
  • AGS73FM
  • AGS83B
  • AJD91
  • AJD71T
  • AK80BS
  • AK85
  • AK85DVS1201
  • AK86
  • AKJ95
  • AM73
  • AM77
  • AM78T
  • AS83
  • AS93
  • AS103
  • ASR70
  • AWD82LTD
  • AWD83
  • AWD83T
  • AXD83P

See also

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