1981 Ibanez AR100 - 8.51 LBS

The AR100 is a solid-body electric guitar from Ibanez's Artist series, first introduced in 1979 and built in Japan by FujiGen. It features an arched flame maple top over a double-cutaway mahogany body, paired with a set-in three-piece maple neck. The 22-fret rosewood fingerboard includes binding and pearloid dot inlays. Hardware includes dual Ibanez V2 humbuckers with individual volume and tone controls, a Gibraltar-style Tune-O-Matic bridge, Quik Change tailpiece with a decorative scalloped plate, rubberized Sure Grip knobs, and VelveTune tuners. Condition Notes: Player's Grade - dings, scratches, and finish chips throughout. Neck/Headstock: A few small finish chips and dings around headstock. Tiny ding and small finish chip and scratches on either side of nut. Body: Discoloration throughout binding. Multiple dings, scratches and finish chips throughout. A couple of surface cracks in knobs. Gold finish wearing off hardware and signs of tarnishing. Tiny