excellent source: Ibanez catalogues

[frankpaush]

a really rich collection of Ibanez catalogues (diving deep back to the 70s):

maybe this can help some people identifying their Ibanez

[mrblanche]

[frankpaush]

[jedistar]

Thanks for this Frankpaush - a new one for my list...Ibanez has to be the most scanned brand on the planet....look what else is available...

1971 - 2005
http://www.ibanez.ru/info/index.php?catalog

60s
http://www.sixties-ibanez.com/

70s
http://www.ibanez-vintage-page.de/

1978 - 2002
http://www.ibanezrules.com/catalogs/index.htm

2000
http://www.geocities.com/xcvxcv65/blueibanez.htm

1982 - 1986
http://www.guitartechcraig.com/ibanez/catindx.html

Iceman
http://vintageibanez.tripod.com/iceman.html

1981 Ibanez Artwood acoustic catalog
http://www.t-shiga.com/sub7-5-1.htm

Axstar 1985 , 1986
http://extinguishedscholar.com/axstar.html

Ibanez Artfield 1988, 1990
http://www.ibanezartfield.com/index.php ... downloads/

Ibanez JEM 1988-1998
http://www.jemsite.com/ibanez/catalogs/index.htm



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[frankpaush]

... the russian page is nice, some german price lists, very interesting.
I really didn't remember I had to pay that much for a 750-12 in the 70s, but it is still worth every Pfennig

...and interesting they offered my 2846-6 in one place with the more expensive Tama and Artist series. I bought it second hand in the late 70s for about 200 DM, and it was love on first sight and sitll is.

[mrblanche]

If you have a question about anything Ibanez, the guys on this website can tell you about it. They have a lot of inside contacts at Hoshino, and if they don't know it, you can't find out about it. International members are common, too.