Ibanez PS10: The Guitar Paul Stanley Designed to Outlast a Decade of Trends
From a 1977 Japan tour to a hand-cut mirror-glass stage guitar, the Ibanez PS10 is Paul Stanley's design, start to finish. Full history and specs.
From a 1977 Japan tour to a hand-cut mirror-glass stage guitar, the Ibanez PS10 is Paul Stanley's design, start to finish. Full history and specs.
The JEMJR carries Steve Vai's name and a design born from a Long Island friendship, a Frank Zappa day job, and a guitar bidding war. Full history and specs.
Vai named his newest signature guitar after his wife and built it as an evolution of the JEM, not a replacement. Full PIA3761 history and specs.
The Ibanez JS2410 finally solved Joe Satriani's 24-fret dilemma. History, specs, tone recipes, and honest ownership notes on the Muscle Car Orange icon.
The Ibanez TOD10 pays homage to Vai's Tree of Life with its own Tree of Death inlay. History, Fishman Fluence specs, tone recipes, and honest ownership notes.
The Ibanez KRYS10 is Scott LePage's answer to Tim Henson's TOD10. History, Fishman Fluence voicing, tone recipes, and honest ownership notes.
Not a shred icon's guitar: the Ibanez RGA42FM is the arched-top budget RG quietly used by hardcore and metalcore players like Knocked Loose's Isaac Hale.
After four straight misses, the RGAIX6FM Iron Label finally delivers a real match: Tim Henson actually plays this one, plus three genuine surprises.
No documented player owns an Ibanez S570AH specifically. But the Saber shape behind it has real shred history — just not from the names on this spreadsheet.
Ibanez's S6570SK skipped Vai and Satriani entirely — its real players were Sabaton's Tommy Johansson and August Burns Red bassist Dustin Davidson.