The kind of guitar that almost everyone dreams about but only a select few can actually handle. This is a Japanese made Ibanez branded replica of the Gibson EDS-1275 from 1975 and is an earlier model that still features the Gibson style aesthetic. Wearing the very rare Walnut finish (that was only used for a year or two before being discontinued) on a big beefy mahogany body with two bolt-on maple necks and 20 fret rosewood fingerboards, it weighs a manageable 5.5 kg's.  This one wears all the Gibson trimmings including an open-book headstock with a crown inlay and split fretboard inlays, loaded with the original Ibanez Super 70 humbuckers and seemingly all original hardware with the exception of the knobs. 
Overall good vintage condition for it's age, shows some light wear on the body and neck along with some patina on the hardware. Frets are shiny with plenty of life and both of the truss's adjust as they should, both necks are straight. Includes the original hard case and was purchased from an owner that had it since 1980.