Ibanez Vintage 1975 Hollow Body Model 2370

[Mark Wein]

https://reverb.com/item/1025199-iba...del-2370-gibson-es345-copy-with-original-case

Ibanez Vintage 1975 Hollow Body Model 2370. Gibson ES345 copy with original case.

• Listed about 16 hours ago by Solana Coast Guitars
• Condition: Very good
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Vintage 1975 Ibanez hollow body guitar in amazing condition. Most of the guitar is in excellent condition. Appears to have spent majority of it's time in it's case and rarely played. Much of the guitar looks like basically new condition.

Similar to a 335 style guitar, but this guitar is hollow, not semi-hollow. No center block, only a partial block under the bridge. Very light and comfortable to play.

Ibanez mid-70's take on the Gibson ES 345 "stereo" guitar. Sometimes referred to as a "lawsuit" model.

Super 70's Humbucker pickups. Great sound.

Maple neck. Frets in excellent condition.

Witch hat knobs. Tulip style tuners. 3 position tone switch.

All original except for input jack and interior wiring. All work done professionally including a complete set-up.

Electronics work well.

Some minor finish cracking and very minor dings typical of a guitar this age. Nothing effecting playability. Small dings in finish only near jack. Cosmetic, and repairable.

Original case in overall average condition. Interior good, exterior could use some refurbishing. Functions well.

We're in Southern California and can arrange pickup/delivery throughout the entire Southern California area. Not doing an shipping at this point.



Product Specs
Condition:
Very good
Make:
Ibanez
Model:
Hollow body electric
Finish:
Natural
Categories:
Vintage (pre-1980), Hollow Body
Year:
1975
Made In:
Japan

 

[Coralkong]

Well, at least it actually IS a lawsuit model.

But I ain't paying extra because it is.......actually, not too bad a price, if you're looking for one of those.

 

[jaxn slim]

It's ok. The maple fretboard just doesn't do it for me.

 

[mongooz]

except for the maple fret board, it's awesome.

 

[speakerjones]

I dig it.

 

[Stratguy]

I'd check it out, but I wouldn't buy it unplayed.

 

[GreatDane]

Eww...

 

[jp_nyc]

Meh, for $925 I can probably do better with a new MIK guitar.

 

[Chicken Man]

Oh, sploosh. I dig it, down to the 70s peculiarities.

 

[Knox in Box]

Not feeling this one.

 

[PunkKitty]

Would.

 

[Pine Apple Slim]

Maple board just looks wrong.

 

[Chicken Man]

Maple board just looks wrong.

Awesomely wrong.

 

[el diablo]

Wait a minute.. you guys don't like the maple board?

 

[LeftyTom]

I could accept the maple, but the inlays have got to go.

 

[el diablo]

It looks a lot like my 72 320 TDN..same unremarkable figuring in the wood.

 

[Danhedonia]

It's a really nice guitar, but I feel funny about the price. Should be more like $500-600, depending on, well, just how nice it is. A thousand bucks for a semi hollow and I might as well spend $1,500 and look at something a bit more exalted.

 

[René Dekkers]

Hello, (I'm from Holland). I was looking for info about my Ibanez gitar and saw this one, which is 100^percent exactly the same gitar as I have at home. The colour of this guitar in real isn't that 'flat' and light. In real it has more colour and it is a few tones more dark.
I bought my guitar in (about) 1985 and the seller in the guitarshop told me that the guitar had been owned by a professional (jazz) guitar player, who bought the guitar ten years ago. So 1975 should be oke. Their is NO serial nr on my guitar and I know that IBANEZ didn't put serial nrs on guitars before 1975.
I bought it for 700 guilders (or 750?), in EURO's nowadays: 340 euro. (about 380 dollar / current rate), so the price is doubled.

 

[bsman]

OK, I COULD live with the maple fretboard, but the bolt-on neck kills it for me.

 

[Modern Saint]

I love maple boards on strats or teles.

Pass on 335 type models.