AR Standard
Ibanez builds guitars for players of all levels—from beginners to the most demanding masters of the instrument. Regardless of price, Ibanez always strives to offer the absolute best sound, style, and playability in its class. The Standard series incorporates all the staples the Ibanez brand is famous for, in a package that is available and accessible to most players.
Case not included.
Specifications
- Neck Type: AR / 3pc Maple / Set-In Neck (Smooth Heel)
- Top/Back/Body: Flamed Maple Top / Okoume Body
- Fretboard: Bound Jatoba Fretboard / Acrylic & Abalone Block Inlay
- Frets: Medium
- Number of Frets: 22
- Bridge: Gibraltar Performer Bridge
- String Spacing: 10.5mm
- Tailpiece: Quik Change Classic Tailpiece
- Neck Pickup: Super 58 (H) Neck Pickup (Passive/Alnico)
- Bridge Pickup: Super 58 (H) Bridge Pickup (Passive/Alnico)
- Factory Tuning: 1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E
- Strings: D'Addario EXL110
- String Gauge: .010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046
- Hardware Color: Gold
Neck Dimensions
- Scale: 628mm / 24.7"
- Width at Nut: 43mm
- Width at 22F: 57mm
- Thickness at 1F: 20mm
- Thickness at 9F: 22mm
- Radius: 305mmR
Switching System
When the pickup selector switch is in the neck position, the neck pickup is selected. When the switch is in the center position, both neck and bridge pickups are selected. When the switch is in the bridge position, the bridge pickup is selected. If you have the neck Tri-sound switch in neck position, the neck humbucker is in parallel. If you have the switch in center position, the neck side of the neck humbucker is on. If you have the switch is in bridge position, the neck pickup is in series. If you have the bridge Tri-sound switch in neck position, the bridge humbucker is in parallel. If the switch is in center position, the bridge side of the bridge humbucker is on. If the switch is in bridge position, the bridge pickup is in series.
Controls
- Neck Volume
- Neck Tone
- Bridge Volume
- Bridge Tone
- Tri-Sound Neck Pickup Switch
- Tri-Sound Bridge Pickup Switch
With the guitar held in the playing position, there are two knobs along the lower edge of the body. The knob close to the end of the body is the bridge tone control, and the knob closer to the direction of the neck is bridge volume. Above these, there are two more knobs closer to the bridge. The knob closest to the end of the body is the neck tone control, and the knob closest to the neck is the neck volume knob. There are also two switches next to the volume knobs. The switch closest to the neck volume knob is the tri-sound switch for the neck pickup, and the switch farthest away from the neck volume knob is the tri-sound switch for the bridge pickup. The pickup selector switch is located above the neck pickup.