Ibanez JS2410

[Vim Fuego]

Hmm... Don't have an orange guitar, or a JS (which incidentally are *my* initials), does that count as justification...?
Jim

[jono]

Originally Posted by Vim Fuego

Hmm... Don't have an orange guitar, or a JS (which incidentally are *my* initials), does that count as justification...?
Jim

I consulted the jemsite moderator's handbook on this and it says that, without prejudice to Article 777, subject to Article 2 Paragraph 4 line 10, should a jemsite member's initials be JS then they shall purchase a JS guitar without undue delay...

Gotta be done I'm afraid!!!

[Vim Fuego]

Originally Posted by jono

I consulted the jemsite moderator's handbook on this and it says that, without prejudice to Article 777, subject to Article 2 Paragraph 4 line 10, should a jemsite member's initials be JS then they shall purchase a JS guitar without undue delay...

Gotta be done I'm afraid!!!

Gonna quote you to the missus (probably end badly...)
Jim

[Takin' a Ride]

Originally Posted by CosmicDebris

I always wondered if it would be possible to have a full pickguard for a JS molded to the body shape. What color JS1 do you have?

It's a white one.

[maqify]

Cool guitar. Think it would be even better with an aanj.

[Saxopwn]

Originally Posted by jono

I consulted the jemsite moderator's handbook on this and it says that, without prejudice to Article 777, subject to Article 2 Paragraph 4 line 10, should a jemsite member's initials be JS then they shall purchase a JS guitar without undue delay...

Gotta be done I'm afraid!!!

So what if my initials were SV? Any rules on that? Or just the JS clause?

[anuj]

Then you just get an SV5470. You're better off with a JS by far. :P

[jono]

Originally Posted by Saxopwn

So what if my initials were SV? Any rules on that? Or just the JS clause?

Sorry, I only have the copy of the UK edition of the handbook! I can advice Vim what to do, but your's is a different case adn I'm not sure of the applicability in the US

[D.M.RG7620]

I like it in theory. However, that color looks orange in all of the real pictures. And that makes the red pickups look really fu*king stupid.

Throw in black pickups (which I would have no problem with doing on my own so it's not a deal breaker), and I love everything about it (I even enjoy the non-tilted back headstock that I used to have a phobia of).

[Hind]

Originally Posted by D.M.RG7620

I even enjoy the non-tilted back headstock that I used to have a phobia of.

I had the same feeling about my AT-100, but it grew on me and now I wouldn't mind buying another guitar without angled headstock (such as the JS240 *gg*).

[themaidenmaniac]

How long do these usually take to get to Europe? Any of you guys got rough estimates from past experience?

[logicbdj]

It's difficult to go by photos. Plastic pickups will show their color rather well, but paint (with a gloss) can alter in lighting. I just had a JEM custom made, with a French roast metallic paint job... and it looks different shades of color in different photos, depending on lighting, if using a flash, etc. In some photos it looks orangy (which it is not), and in others it almost looks very dark brown (which it is not). I suspect the guitar may look more orange in the photo than it is... but I'm guessing.

[whitestrat]

I like orange.

[Tonelover]

Wondering why Ibanez doesn't see the logic of supplying a chrome trem bar to match the rest of the hardware. I know where to get them if I ned but still....

[jono]

Originally Posted by Tonelover

Wondering why Ibanez doesn't see the logic of supplying a chrome trem bar to match the rest of the hardware. I know where to get them if I ned but still....

I've always like the fact that the trem bar was black regardless of the pickup or hardware colour