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  Ibanez SAS36FMTG Electric Guitar Transparent Grey

  With this beauty, Ibanez takes the SA to a higher level with a 5-piece set neck and a flamed maple top to cap its mahogany body. The SAS36FMTG also comes equipped with a Sat Pro bridge and the True-Duo Bucker pickup system that gives you switchable true single-coil or humbucking tone. Its 25-1/2" scale neck offers a narrow feel and tight tension similar to an RG.

  $579.99

  
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  Fender Artist Series James Burton Telecaster Electric Guitar Pearl White

  The Fender James Burton Telecaster pays homage to the legendary Nashville guitarist whose studio contributions figure in some of the biggest records of all time. The basswood body is fitted with three special pickups designed to James Burton's specifications and its unique five-way Strat-o-Tele switching plus the S-1 switch gives you seven pickup configurations. The U-shaped '60s maple neck has a maple fingerboard, gold-plated deluxe tuners with pearl or black chrome buttons, and vintage-style frets. The string-thru-body, hardtail bridge delivers lots of resonant sustain.5-Position Strat-o-Tele switching with S-1: Position 1. Bridge Pickup Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup in parallel (series w/ S-1 down) Position 3. Bridge and Neck Pickup in parallel Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup in parallel (series w/ S-1 down) Position 5. Neck Pickup

  $1599.99

  
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  Ibanez GSR100EX Soundgear Bass Guitar Black

  Though the GSR100EX is a fairly "no-frills" kind of bass guitar, it does feature the comfort and playability you'd get from Ibanez's more high-end Soundgear models, and it's Powerpole Dual Coil pickups give you a high output usually missing from beginner basses. The bottom side has a reasonably deep cutaway that allows good access to the lower frets. If you're going to get the hang of playing electric bass, this is a quality choice to get your chops up to snuff on.

  $179.99