Ibanez PM35 Electric Guitar - Natural
Stock code: 67149
Features
- Pat Metheny Signature Model
- Hollowbody Maple Construction
- Set Neck
- Rosewood Fingerboard
- Custom 58 Humbucking Pickup
- Gold Hardware
- Natural Finish
- Includes Hardcase
The Ibanez PM35 is a fantastic hollowbody guitar, exceptionally suited to Jazz. The deluxe appointments such as gold plated hardware, Abalone inlays, select maple and case make the guitar beautiful to look at. Along with a smooth action and warm tone, the guitar is a pleasure to play.
"It took some time, several prototypes and perseverance from all corners, but the final results are excellent. I love playing all of the various Ibanez PM models and am quite proud to be associated with them." - Pat Metheny
| Guitar Size | No |
|---|---|
| Colour | Natural |
| Body Material | Maple |
| Neck Material | Maple |
| Fingerboard Material | Rosewood |
| Pickup Configuration | H |
| Bridge Type | Hard Tail |
| Top Material | None |
| Product Range | No |
| Country Of Origin | No |
| Neck | Set Neck |
| Size | No |
| Pickups | Super 58 Custom Humbucker |
| Free Accessories | No |
| Active / Passive | Passive |
| Key Stage | Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 |
| Manufacturers Link | Ibanez PM35 Electric Guitar - Natural |
| Neck Type | 5pc PM Maple/Walnut set-in neck | |
| Body | Maple top/back/sides | |
| Frets | Medium frets | |
| Bridge | ART-1 bridge | |
| Tailpiece | KT30 tailpiece | |
| Neck Pickup | Super 58 Custom (H) neck pu | |
| Hardware Colour | Gold | |
| Finish | Natural | |
| Depth | 70mm at tail | |
| Neck Dimensions | Scale | 648mm/25.5" |
| Width at Nut | 43mm | |
| Width at Last Fret | 57mm | |
| Thickness at 1st | 20mm | |
| Thickness at 12th | 22mm | |
| Radius | 305mm | |
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Click to download a review of the Ibanez PM35 Pat Metheny Signature |
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Amazing Value, exceptional guitar
Overall Rating Posted on 19/11/2012 by Lenny
Ibanez have created a guitar that is both beautiful to look at and to play. The sound, quality and playability is the equal of many much more expensive guitars. I own a delicious 1969 Gibson ES340, which has great tone and action but I have to say I prefer picking this one up and gigging with it. It is fantastically responsive, simple and a delight to play. The 58 is great clean and pure for jazz, and also gives a great blues and rock tone when dirtied up. I am biased - I have been a Metheny fan since 1976. By the way don't waste your time with the strings that come in the box - the guitar was designed for D'Addario XL flats.