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15 Jan 2010

Ibanez Introducing the JS2400 Joe Satriani

The new JS Ibanez looks pretty nice to me. Interesting choice of the Fast Track pickup in the neck, but makes sense with the extra couple of frets taking up the space where a humbucker would be Cool

Tags: Ibanez, Joe Satriani, JS2400

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