The Ibanez AS73 is a highly regarded, budget-friendly semi-hollow body electric guitar known for punching well above its weight class. Priced around $499, it is Ibanez's versatile take on the classic Gibson ES-335 style, making it a favorite for jazz, blues, indie, and rock players. [1, 2, 3]Key Features and Specs

• Body Construction: Traditionally built with a double-cutaway, all-laminate maple (or linden) semi-hollow body featuring F-holes and a solid center block that helps reject feedback at higher volumes. [1, 2, 3]
• Neck: Features a comfortable, set-in nyatoh or mahogany neck with a bound rosewood or laurel fretboard and 22 medium frets. [1, 2, 3, 4]
• Electronics: Equipped with Ibanez Classic Elite humbucking pickups, controlled by independent volume and tone knobs for each pickup, alongside a 3-way toggle switch. [1, 2]
• Hardware: Utilizes a Gibraltar Performer bridge paired with a Quik Change III tailpiece, which makes string changes incredibly fast and straightforward. [1, 2]

What Players Are Saying:

The AS73 is widely considered a fantastic "bang for the buck" instrument. In Reddit community discussions, there is a consensus that it is an incredible value, especially if purchased on the used market, offering superb out-of-the-box playability.

Barely played, I kept it as collection, wood has been curing for 20 years now, sounds sweet and warm, something that only aged wood can give, in a few years it will be vintage.

it has just a tiny scratch in the side of the guitar as shown in the picture., gig bag/case not included.