JS 1600
Ibanez JS1600 Story
The Ibanez JS1600 is the last hard-tail JS guitar produced by Ibanez and it is based on the JS6, the first hard-tail model. Like the JS6 it has a mahogany body, the same Gotoh GTC101 bridge and a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard. The PAF Pro and the FRED are getting back on the pickup side.
“JS1600PSV offers the stylistic and sonic alternative of a mahogany body with a fixed bridge and locking tuners.”
Ibanez.
The JS1600 introduces a new finish in the JS guitars history, the Premium Silver, but the head still hadd the wood finish it’s parent, the JS6. The body shape is stlighty thinner, the beautiful abalone dots replaced the pearly dots. This guitar has been sold all over the world during his two year production run, except in Japan.
Specifications
Name: JS1600
Years: 2008-2010
Areas: Worldwide (except Japan)
Made in: Japan
Finishes: PSV (Premium Silver)
Body
Body material: Mahogany
Neck joint: Tilt Joint
Bridge: Gotoh GTC101 bridge
Hardware color: Chrome
Neck
Neck type: JS Prestige
Material: 1-Piece Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Inlays: Abalone Dots
Frets: 22 /6105
Electronics
PU Config: HH
Neck PU: DiMarzio PAF Pro
Bridge PU: DiMarzio FRED
Controls: 1 Volume (with High-Pass filter)
1 Tone (with coil tap) / 3-Way Toggle
Neck dimensions
Scale length: 648mm/25.5″
a: Width at nut: 42mm
b: Width at last fret: 56mm
2014: 57mm
c: Thickness at 1st fret: 20mm
d: Thickness at 12th fret: 22.3mm
Radius: 250mm