Manufacture of the AF105 CUSTOM began in 2005

Introduced in 2003, the Ibanez Arcore Series AFS75T is the slimmer bodied & Vintage Vibrato equipped version of the AF75 hollow bodied archtop. The Ibanez Vintage Vibrato is also mounted on the body with roller saddles, reducing the tuning problems of traditional systems.

• Robustly built, despite the budget price and Chinese origin.
• Thick neck is very stable.
• Tone control as stock is almost non-existant.
• Very 'middy' sounding, but surprisingly good with rock and distortion.
• Feels long due to neck being set at 17th fret and strap-post on body.

The AM73T was made between 2003 and 2004

The AM77T was introduced in 2005

The AMH90 Artcore from Ibanez is a hollow bodied electric guitar that offers the benefit of being compact enough that players more accustomed to a solid body will feel at home on this model. Pickups are Ibanez original Super 58 humbuckers, the preferred pickup of George Benson, Pat Metheny and John Scofield on their own Signature models.  Additional features include a linden body, a 3-piece nyatoh/maple neck, a Macassar ebony fingerboard for quick response with rich sustain, a Gibraltar Performer bridge and a Tri-sound switch which gives a humbucker pickup three different sounds.

The Ibanez AM53 features a sapele top, back and sides in resonant transparent flat finish. The fingerboard is laurel contrasted by white dot inlays, on a slim mahogany set-in neck. Infinity R pickups. Case sold separately.

• Semi-hollowbody.
• Sapele top, back and sides.
• Transparent flat finish.
• Rich laurel fretboard with white dot inlays.
• Slim mahogany set-in neck.
• Infinity R pickups.
• Finish options: Sunset Red, Tobacco.

IBANEZ made the first AWD82 in 2005

The AWD82L was introduced in 2005

IBANEZ made the first AWD82T in 2005

IBANEZ made the first AXD82 in 2005

IBANEZ began making the FWD60 in 2005