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New Ibanez Artcore AM93
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    Default New Ibanez Artcore AM93

    The new AM93 has caught my GAS-focused eye. The small body size is exactly what I'd like in a semi-hollow.
    http://www.ibanez.com/HollowBodyGuitars/model-AM93




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    Looks hot! Let us know if you get one!
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    That looks really sweet. How soon before it arrives?

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    Go for it man! I have a Maton BB1200 which is basically a semi hollow in the size of a Les Paul and it's amazing. I have really grown to love the feel of a semi/hollow body electric. There's that whole acoustic sound and vibration going on as you play that doesn't happen with a solid body.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman View Post
    That looks really sweet. How soon before it arrives?
    GAS only at this point. No money for gear. Mrs. Tig bought a couch and 2 chairs, plus her knee surgery.
    Women just don't understand important priorities sometimes!

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    With a bum knee she won't be able to chase you around if you walk through the door with it

    'Kind of reminds me a little of both a 339 and my Johnny A. I bet it's nice

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    Love those Ibanez! I am absolutely infatuated with my AG95.
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    FINE looking guitar! I perused pix and specs on Ibanez and other websites, and it looks like quite a lot for $550. I can understand the GAS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by otaypanky View Post
    'Kind of reminds me a little of both a 339 and my Johnny A. I bet it's nice
    So if I buy one, will you consider trading me your Johnny A for it?? Being that this guitar reminds you of it and all....
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    The Ibanez pu's in this model are excellent. I have them in my AS and for a while had considered swapping them out, but never could justify changing a pickup that really is excellent.

    Nice looking guitar!
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    GAS worthy, for sure! I wonder how much something like that would run, price wise.
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    Nice to see Ibanez reviving the smaller semi. The old AM50s and the like are getting really expensive. What with this and the forthcoming Epiphone ES339 models things are really looking up for us vertically challenged semi fans
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    Here's my favorite vertically challenged semi-player, Chris Cain. If this doesn't get you fired up for the cool sounds of a semi, nothing will.


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    Quote Originally Posted by otaypanky View Post
    Here's my favorite vertically challenged semi-player, Chris Cain. If this doesn't get you fired up for the cool sounds of a semi, nothing will.
    Thanks for introducing me to such a great blueman. What a passionate player. I really love that song. I like the jazzy runs he put in the solos.

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    Quote Originally Posted by otaypanky View Post
    If this doesn't get you fired up for the cool sounds of a semi, nothing will.
    Thanks for the clip. I think I'm starting to understand what semi-hollows bring to the table in terms of tone.
    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Does anyone read the original post?
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