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S771PB is a novelty, a hardtail variant of the previously introduced S770PB model. S771PB is a six-stringed electric guitar with standard 25-1/2" scale, carved body, bolted neck and passive electronics. Of course, as a part of the famous S series, S771PB sports a 24-fret fingerboard. Number 1 in it`s name suggests that the series standard Edge tremolo bridge has been replaced by a classic hardtail bridge (Fender-styled) with six adjustable saddles and string-through-body construction. Body of this stupendous six-stringer is made of mahogany base and poplar burl top. This rare combo looks beyond beautiful and gives a balanced tone. Pickups on the top come from the Ibanez Infinity line of passive pickups. Bridge and neck positions are fit with humbuckers, while the middle position has a single-coil pickup. Master volume, master tone and a five-position blade switch are found in the controls unit. Neck is made of maple and it`s fit with the standard Wizard contour in the back. On it`s top, there is a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard.
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Soloist
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Body Type
Solid Body
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Body Construction
Double cutaway
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Carved Top
Yes
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Body Wood
Mahogany
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Body Top Wood
Poplar
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Bridge
Hardtail
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Bridge
String Through
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3
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Bridge Pickup Type
Humbucker
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Middle Pickup Type
Single Coil
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Neck Pickup Type
Humbucker
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Controls
Volume
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Controls
Tone
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5-Position Blade
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Neck Wood
Maple
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Wizard
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Bolt-on
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Rosewood (Bound)
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24
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Jumbo
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Fingerboard Inlays
Offset Dots
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Hardware
Black
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Number of Strings
6
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Scale Length
25-1/2"
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Nut Width
1.69''
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15.75"
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Finish
Satin
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Tuners
Die-cast
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Body Shape
Soloist
Soloist
Body Type
Solid Body
Solid Body
Body Construction
Double cutaway
Double cutaway
Carved Top
Yes
No
Body Wood
Mahogany
Mahogany
Body Top Wood
Poplar
Maple (Quilted)
Bridge
Hardtail/String Through
String Through
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3
3
Bridge Pickup Type
Humbucker
Humbucker
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Single Coil
Single Coil
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Humbucker
Humbucker
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Tone/Volume
Tone
Pickup Switch Type
5-Position Blade
5-Position Blade
Neck Wood
Maple
Maple
Neck Shape
Wizard
Wizard
Neck Joint
Bolt-on
Bolt-on
Fingerboard Material
Rosewood (Bound)
Rosewood (Bound)
Number of Frets
24
24
Fret Size
Jumbo
Jumbo
Fingerboard Inlays
Offset Dots
Offset Dots
Hardware
Black
Black
Number of Strings
6
6
Scale Length
25-1/2"
25-1/2"
Nut Width
1.69''
1.69''
Fingerboard Radius
15.75"
15.75"
Finish
Satin
Satin
Tuners
Die-cast
No
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1 User Review
Pete Sutton on 2018-09-05 20:03:28
I started out on the guitar trail with a metallic blue Ibanez from Dawsons in Leeds and whilst it was a bit tinny, it impressed with its light weight and playability. I saw the S771 in a shop at Sheffield not long after buying the first Ibanez and was gutted when it seemed to have been discounted. I kept putting it into the internet and eventually one appeared on the PMT website but was in Southend. The pennies were counted and I had it brought in to the Leeds store and it was love at first sight. A deal was done and bluey went into their stock and the S771 was on its way home. I still go into the spare bedroom and stare at it on its stand. I will never be of a level to really play it as I only started playing at 62 to keep my joints supple as psoriatic arthritis kicked in but its such a joy to play and Dean, my tutor sometimes gives it a whirl to show its potential as a guitar for all styles. I have been on 9.5 strings for a while now and they seem to suit. I find it hard to find anything detrimental about it....the only niggle is the lack of space between the double humbuckers and single coil...this means using the same part of the string mostly or you are rattling the tops of one of pickups as the action is close to the string. Finish after 18 months is mint and the fixed bridge after the bluey tremolo is no contest. At £425 less trade in, it was the steal of the century. Not going anywhere soon. Already got a cheap Yam Pacifica for holiday cover!
Ibanez S771PB 3.50 out of 5 based on 1 ratings
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