Ibanez Ichi10: Is It Worth It? (3 month review)

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
  • I give an overview and detailed review of the Ibanez ichi10 Ichika Nito headless electric guitar with stainless steel frets after owning it for 3 months.
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    Timestamps:
    0:00 - Ibanez ichi10
    0:35 - Overview and specs
    2:54 - Going headless
    4:13 - Versatility
    6:16 - Stainless steel frets
    7:39 - Summary: Pros
    11:07 - Summary: Cons
    12:08 - Conclusion
    About:
    In the video I discuss matters such as the specifications of the Ibanez ichi10, what having a headless guitar is like, the versatility of the guitar, the new stainless steel frets (vs the previous EVO gold frets), why I don't love the gigbag the guitar comes with, and general pros and cons of this instrument.
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Комментарии • 16

  • @namesurname5409
    @namesurname5409 24 дня назад +1

    err... wait... i think that the whole AZ series has this dynamix switch, and it's not exclusive prestige feature
    you can go as low as 250-300$ for AZES31

    • @AmbientWithAdam
      @AmbientWithAdam  24 дня назад +2

      Lol, can't believe I missed that! Thank for the correction. I'll pin this comment

  • @VMinoda
    @VMinoda 4 дня назад +1

    This guitar is the perfect blend of modern and classics.
    I have the guitar with the evo gold frets. bought new, had the neck fitted improperly, so got a replacement guitar. the guitar is very versatile and comfortable. The hardware is better than what most headless guitars have. you can adjust string height and intonation just like on a traditional guitars without too much fiddling unlike strandbergs. The "not a headstock" allows you to hang it like you would a normal guitar. The body shape allows to use traditional stands. Basically, you are getting a very light and ergonomic guitar without any of the downsides that come with strandbergs and such.
    I agree that the gigbag is trash. I got a mush better one from Music Store for like 30 EUR.

  • @Chillnote
    @Chillnote 24 дня назад +4

    I have the black hss version and imho it looks much better than a strandberg

  • @WailingRaven
    @WailingRaven Месяц назад +1

    I've been wanting to get one of these ever since it came out, the Q54 in particular but haven't been able to, so I don't really have a long term experience with it yet, apart from trying it out briefly in a shop. But, one way that I've seen some headless guitar players tune these, is by plucking with their fretting hand on the fretboard and tune with their right hand, have also seen double-locking bridge users do it that way.

    • @AmbientWithAdam
      @AmbientWithAdam  Месяц назад +1

      Ah, I hadn't thought of that haha. Makes sense :) Thanks for the tip!

    • @WailingRaven
      @WailingRaven Месяц назад

      @@AmbientWithAdam You're welcome, thought it would help.

  • @Chillnote
    @Chillnote 24 дня назад +1

    the plastic pickup switch cap is still super cheap and fell off mine very quickly, I wish they would put on better caps on these switches

    • @AmbientWithAdam
      @AmbientWithAdam  24 дня назад +1

      That's unfortunate :/ That cap is probably something the could afford to upgrade lol

    • @michael1
      @michael1 3 дня назад +1

      Ichika Nito's own one appears to have fallen off too (when you see him playing it on his channel)

    • @Chillnote
      @Chillnote 3 дня назад

      @@michael1 lol

    • @AmbientWithAdam
      @AmbientWithAdam  2 дня назад

      @@michael1 😂

    • @michael1
      @michael1 2 дня назад

      Not sure why everyone is laughing like I told a gag? ruclips.net/video/mlqZdpRT8Ng/видео.html I was saying his switch is broken too.