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Looks like a Korean Cort factory, 1995, November, number ~556 of the year
The tuners obviously changed...ignore that.
The tuners obviously changed...ignore that.
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Last edited by Aceman; 10-24-2022, 03:33 PM.Originally posted by Bad City
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Ibanez Paul Stanley 10-2 is from Korea. First year of production for this variant in 1995. Should be awesome.
Here's the wiki...
PS10II | Ibanez Wiki | Fandomaka Chris Pile, formerly of Six String Fever -
Yes on all counts. The earlier non-Japan serial numbers followed their Japan counterparts in having the letter indicating the factory (P – Peerless; C – Cort), first digit the year, then a production number.Originally posted by dominusComment
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YepComment
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Buy it, put some better looking tuners on it and rock out.1994 Ibanez IC500 Iceman reissue
Jackson Soloist 7 string
ESP LTD M-400
Original Marshall Silver Jubilee 2553Comment
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Yes, Hipshots are not that attractive, but those are high end tuners that work well.aka Chris Pile, formerly of Six String FeverComment
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The tuners on my 94 are fine, the only real issue Ive had since I had it is the nut but I think they put a cheaper nut on my Iceman.1994 Ibanez IC500 Iceman reissue
Jackson Soloist 7 string
ESP LTD M-400
Original Marshall Silver Jubilee 2553Comment
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IME Hipshot tuners suck
Get a good set of MIJ Gotoh tuners on that thing so at least some part of it is right
How do you not already own an Iceman?My Bands -
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GUITAR KULTUREComment
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Slap a C5/59 set in it and you have a PS10 basically.1994 Ibanez IC500 Iceman reissue
Jackson Soloist 7 string
ESP LTD M-400
Original Marshall Silver Jubilee 2553Comment
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You have the right to be wrong.IME Hipshot tuners suck
aka Chris Pile, formerly of Six String FeverComment
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I'd replace with the originals anyway - so a non-issue.
But there are the Chinese models. Eyeing a couple of them....in the sub $900 range. They do come with Duncans already...Originally posted by Bad City
He's got the crowd on his side and the blue jean lights in his eyes...Comment
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I own several sets, I know of what I speakOriginally posted by ICTGoober View PostMy Bands -
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GUITAR KULTUREComment
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I don't like open gear tuners. It's just a poor design. You want to keep debris and crap out of those gears, they should be covered. There do exist well made open gear tuners, but none of them will work better over their lifetime than similar quality closed tuners.Join me in the fight against muscular atrophy!
Originally posted by Douglas AdamsComment
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Just an FYI - I'm gonna replace them with the original ones. I don't care about the ones on there now.
Originally posted by Bad City
He's got the crowd on his side and the blue jean lights in his eyes...Comment
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I think people choose the open ones for 2 reasons: weight & some sort of tradition.Originally posted by GuitarStv View PostAdministrator of the SDUGFComment
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