Ibanez S-Series Guitar Review: Discover Why It’s Worth the Hype!

Dive into the world of Ibanez S-Series guitars with Mike, as he showcases three impressive models: the S521 OFM, the S621QMDEB, and the Pink Gold Matte. Known for their ultra-thin bodies and lightweight design, these guitars are perfect for musicians seeking reliable, versatile instruments. Mike highlights the unique features of each model, including the fixed bridge, humbucker and single coil pickups, and the sleek neck profiles.
Key Highlights:
Ibanez S521 OFM: Ocean Fade Metallic finish, two humbuckers, 24 frets.
Pink Gold Matte: Single, single, humbucker pickup configuration, matching headstock.
S621QMDEB: Quilted Maple, Dragon Eye Burst, fancy top, 24 frets.
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Bonus: Watch as Mike demonstrates the varied sounds and tones from each guitar, from clean to overdrive.
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[@HarryBall-fw7pv]

I have the pink S561. Don't get me wrong. I love it now. At first. The neck was nice and straight. Action kinda low and a little fretting on low and high E. And it was very tuning unstable. And lacked sustain. After truss rod and action adjustment. Fender Tex special pickups, graphtech locking tunners and tusqXL nut. Still needs a better bridge or saddles at the least. But it's a good practice guitar. And to take to lessons. To keep ware off my expensive guitars. But I probably have close to a grand into it now. And I could have have another Japanese RG550. Or a FGJ😢

[@mikeriskomusic9045]

Glad you like it now, I think they are pretty good guitars for the price. I am playing the Joe Satriani models by Ibanez and I like them a lot. We sell and have sold a ton of different guitars and I think there are "flaws" with most guitars to be really picky about it. But I do feel there are great guitars out there and the manufacturers are doing a great job.

[@JubaDeMetalAlumínio]

0:49 They ARE too expensive :(

[@user-pe7lq6sx8q]

i bought a guitar from this guy and tried to return it. could not get ANY cooperation or help at all. he turns me off from using reverb

[@mikeriskomusic9045]

Did you buy the Ibanez AX, if so you can return it no problem , and of course you will receive a full refund , just need to box it up and send to the proper address. Please let me know if you need more info.

[@jarexxsuvexx8212]

No stainless steel frets for a guitar priced at $399 and up? I'll pass on this.
I found out about the benifits of stainless steel frets about 1.5yrs ago. During my internet search on good affordable guitars with stainless steel frets i stumbled upon Harley Benton Pro Fusion III guitars. The guitar came with Stainless steel frets, Roasted maple guitar neck with roasted flame maple fretboard, and a floydrose tremelo for f**king $411. They also have other less equipt guitars below $280 with stainless steel frets.😳
When you check out those Harley Benton guitars it makes you wonder if they can equipt those very affordable guitars with stainless steel frets why cant Ibanez, Charvel, Sterlingbymusicman, jackson, etc do the same.🤨
If you are someone that practice a lot you seriously need to focus on buying guitars with stainless steel frets only because based on what you originally paid for it future fret replacements could cost more than the guitar.

[@mikeriskomusic9045]

Hey there, thank you for the info, I would love to check them out. I will look them up unless you are able to send me a link, although I have been playing for over 4 decades my number 1 hobby is checking out gear. Always interested in learning something new, thanks for the info