Ibanez DTX120 Destroyer w/ OHSC

Up for sale is a beautiful and rare Ibanez DTX120 Destroyer in excellent condition. The candy-apple red finish with white binding looks great with only minor picking swirl. The arrow-straight maple neck with rosewood fingerboard is a shredder's delight. Low action that's built for speed and easy riffing. The hardware shines. There is a tiny chip on the headstock, which is not visible in the photos. Made in Korea (2001-2003). The Ibanez case is road-worn, but all the latches work and the interior is clean. The case handle has some electrical tape repair; however, it's fully functional. The guitar will ship securely inside its Ibanez case surrounded by bubble wrap in a sturdy box. USA sales only. Thank you.

"The DTX120 is a Destroyer series solid body electric guitar made by Hoshino Gakki and sold under the Ibanez brand. It debuted in 2001 and was discontinued after 2003. The body has a familiar Destroyer shape (similar to Gibson's Explorer), but with a slightly smaller overall size. It features a basswood body bolted to a maple neck with a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays. Components included a fixed bridge and tailpiece and dual Ibanez Axis humbucking pickups. Body type: Solid body Body material: Basswood Neck joint: AANJ Bridge: Full Tune II Tailpiece: Quik Change III Hardware color: Chrome Neck material: 1-piece maple Fingerboard material: Rosewood Fingerboard inlays: Pearl dot Frets: 22 / large Pickup configuration: HH Bridge pickup: AH4 (H) Neck pickup: AH3 (H) Controls: Master volume / master tone / 3-way toggle."