can you please tell me when the Ibanez TCY10EBK Black will be in stock i was going to order a V72ECEBK but I called your shop and they are not in till march. If you can get this other model in i will pay more and buy this instead. Thanks.Please let me know as will have to go elasewhere as some shops have them in stock but We usually always buy from you. John

I own one of these, and all i can say is , this is one of the easist guitars i have played, with exception range and depth from rock to blues, in fact any kind of music can be played in full with this beauty.
Comfortable to pick up for hours, very resistant to marks and any unfortuanate knocks it may be subject too, a certain recommend on my list for any player of any standard.

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Tested it for 5 minutes in the guitar shop and decided it was a cracking guitar for the money. I use it through a boss ME-25 and the tones I get are amazing for cheap pickups. The action is just a dream, raised the strings a touch as they buzzed with the default setting. My mate has 3 Ibanez including a Prestige which cost him £1200, was very impressed with the action and I quote 2I can do things on this guitar that I can't do on my own". For me I would love to put Dimarzio pickups in but for the moment I am sticking with the powersound ones that came with it.

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For an entry level guitar this is absolutley fantastic guitar, easy to play and doesn't hack your fingers to pieces.

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I've owned this as my sole electric guitar for over 3 years now and she's still going very strong. The only problem being a slight buzz on the open low e string which developed a few months ago.

I'm not really into heavy metal, but I bought the RG370DX because it looks beautiful (I have it in sky blue colour!) and feels much easier to play fast and accurate passages than on most other electrics i've played on.

This would be an ideal first electric guitar due to the ease and ability of moving between strings and practicing those chords!

Bought this guitar recently ... great service as ever from Dolphin... placed order 3pm on a Friday and received it Sat morning (now that is great service!)

This is lot of guitar for not a lot of money ... great looking and a great sound. It is a little smaller all round than a jumbo acoustic so its easier to cart around etc .. the set up is nice and low which makes it an easy play .. only reason it doesn't get 10 is that the sound could be just a bit "brighter" .. but then for the money this is not really a fair criticism (this may be improved by different strings). Having a built in tuner is great, although you need to have it plugged in for it to work. If you want to hear it play have a look on You Tube, there is some lady there playing one which gives a good preview of the quality of sound. I can't recommend this guitar highly enough.. just go and buy it ..

I own a 2006 or 2007 model with micro tuner tailpiece. I got interested in this mainly on looks. No denying what everyone else has said here, it's a gorgeous guitar. Flamed book matched maple with a high gloss finish. I agree that the only discount on the rating is the matching "flamed" pick guard and the knobs. Both of these items don't seem to fit the overall fine look of the instrument. The used one I have had both removed with speed knobs installed on the pots. Definitely a better look. The hardshell case is typical Ibanez, It does the job, but why they have a hard time keeping the vinyl stuck on the case is beyond me.

Finish: Well, this IMHO is where this axe shines. I find the combo of the DR platinum's and the neck profile, to be one of the best I've EVER played. I've got a stable of around 10-12 guitars and this is by far the best playing electric I own. I find the quality and workmanship almost an embarrassment to American made instruments. If there is much of a difference in build quality and it's American counterpart, it would barely be a fraction of the $1 to $2 grand spread. I'm sure you could pick it apart on some aspect but for under $800US new (and even sweeter for the 4 bills I paid) get real! The ear and the hands are not even paying attention to it.

Dual humbuckers crank out a good solid tone. The guitar came with DR platinum lights, which I found to my liking, so I replaced them in kind. The body is by no means hollow. It is basically a solid body from the neck, through the pickups, to the tail. The area under the f-holes is hollow, so I would refer to this more as a chambered guitar. This means you can get a bit of what you want in a hollow body while still being able to crank it up without too much feedback. I had to turn out the pole piece on the high E, as the light gauge .09 did not give enough output to match the other strings. I'm running this through a Line 6 Spider 75, and it handles any of the multiple sounds that Line 6 hides in their boxes. I generally go for a blues/jazz sound, but my brief ventures into the heavy crank sounds seemed to do well for the guitar.

I had an EPI LP that I sold to buy this and the neck seemed to have a mind of it's own. This guitar has no flex and stays well in tune despite a LOT of string bends. For you jazz/blues players this is a steal. I will say that I don't expect the gold plate to last. For a used guitar, it seems to have held up well, but I am glad that the most wearable surface, the tuning pegs are plastic and not gold plate. Even when it starts to wear, it's going to be a good looking guitar.

received this a couple of weeks ago now and it arrived packaged appropriately with no box damage at all etc.
well package inside box, on opening up it looks amazing for the price the finish looked impeccable, however on closer views there were some fairly nasty scratches on the back these were bot from delivery as no damage to t he box etc I can only assume that they were there from factory and had been missed through the quality checks which had been signed out on the head stock labels etc also the scratch plate has a nasty buckle in it; now for the price this may seem to all be a bit picky but I know that there are other lower end guitars where the finish has been impeccable and the price cheaper ( and coming with on board pickup and pre amps?) I can only assume we are paying a little extra for the name here.all this said it looks beautiful color and tone are wonderful and it is a lovely looking instrument.
Well that's my gripe about the guitar now for the good bits
this is awesome I love it out of the box I tuned it up ( i assume it was tuned down a quarter step in factory for transport) using the on board tuner which is a fantastic little add on, and the sound was about as good as you are gonna get it its rich warm soft, lovely bass tones and higher up not tinny at all, all due to the solid wood sound board which at this price is just stunning value. the neck is just the right size not to big or rounded but not so thin as to make it a worry abut breaking, its smooth and your hand travels up and down with no sticking, the action out of the box is great not too low but also not so high as to make it difficult for beginners there is no fret buzz and all frets are well finished no nasty sharp edges which can always be an issue on cheaper models..
Its certainly a no fuss guitar in terms of add on's the bridge is quite plain as too is the scratch plate which is crying out for a bit of pattern. I found that the string angle behind the bass strings particularly a little low and straight this doesn't seem to affect the sound though.
The type and style does mean its a little bulky but you know that if you are gonna buy this style I have found it very c very comfortable to play and a joy to listen to. in terms of sound quality I can assure you this is brilliant and I have no concerns at all about using this on stage in fact i prefer it to my other Ibanez which was over twice the price and came with a set up that was crazily high at the cost.
in terms of sound this matches just about any comparable guitar at two or three times the price its very similar obviously to the Epiphone EJ-200/Gibson J-200 ( noel Gallagher style) the Epi is cheaper ?? I have played one pf these and certainly feel that this Inabez knocks spot off it. the Gibson well if you have £2,500 or more to spend good luck.
This is proving to be an excellent buy I didn't return because of the finish issues I wasn't that worried by these but some may, be for me its always gonna be a working guitar and will take some damage so I wasn't worried and to be honest at this price I would be happy to buy another if it gets broke, which I cant see happening the construction is very good and maintains a hi standard, when comparing this to other cheaper budget makes ,, Ashton, Westfield, Epi, etc etc it really does set a standard especially in sound quality and playability, for the same price I could have bought a westfield jumbo on Ebay with pickup and pre amp previously installed,but here you are getting a great name at a GREAT price and a great sound, I am not sure if Ibanez make this with pickups and preamp at the moment I am assuming they do? I have however retro fitted one myself and amped this sounds brilliant.

All I have to say is if you want a second guitar to muck with get one, you will not go back
If you are a learner and are looking for a great cheap starter guitar you cannot go wrong really.
or if like me you want a guitar to use as a stage guitar and to travel with bash about work it then get it its awesome. YOU WILL NOT FIND BETTER AT THIS PRICE, only issue I had was a slight finish one and to be honest its negligible, and I am being picky here as there isn't anything else I could say against it

I have been playing bass for just over a year. i started out using an encore pk40 bass but it quickly became apparent that i needed a new bass as it started falling apart. so i went to my local guitar shop and had a look around, this bass caught my eye with its sleek black finish, very lightweight which is perfect for gig's and long playtime. the strings are set fairly close together which is perfect for anyone who is moving up from a 4 string bass to a 5 string, the only downside to this is that slapping is tricky if you have a loose slapping style. the one i bought has 2 volume controls and 1 tone control, this provides a nice mid-low tonal range which allows you to play virtually any style. it is a good solid bass that will suit anybody who uses it, i have yet to find a flaw with this bass. id recommend it to anybody. i do alot of bass videos on youtube and i have a demo of this guitar on there:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibQnHNG6TGM


*note* video and audio is abit poor on this vid but its there to show the size, styles etc.

For the last several years I've dabbled with country, folk and blues, but then I realized I've been lying to myself - I like the Randy Rhoads stuff too. And so began my quest to find the guitar to do the job. When I ordered this guitar, the hours I spent waiting for it to arrive seemed like an eternity, but when I finally got my hands on it and plugged it in I thought I'd died and gone to Sto-vo-kor and found the pick of destiny. Now I am ready to do battle with the gods.

This is an amazing guitar. I used to own a USA Strat which cost twice as much as this one, and also have a Danelectro '59, but would gladly swap them both for this. Even with it not plugged into anything it sounds really nice for a solid body electric. Whether it's the thickness of the wood I'm not sure but it just seems to resonate really nicely. As I'm doing a lot of recording at the moment I've got it plugged into a Line 6 pocket pod which seems to give me pretty much any sound I want, although I found the pickups to be quite aggressive compared to the single coil pickup guitars I've got used to playing - for example, even with the gain right down on some of the clean Line 6 amp models, it's still got quite a bit of crunch - really good if you want ACDC - nice crispy crunch. But you can just turn the volumn down on the guitar a bit if you want to get rid of the crunch all together. Also, I'm really impressed with the tone control - on some guitars the tone does nothing till you get right to the end and the tone drops right off, but the S770 tone control is really smooth so you can get some quite nice variations of tones out of it. Also, the in between positions on the selector switch give the guitar a nice sweet tone similar to a Strat.

The only thing I can think of to make my guitar even better is to maybe swap the middle single coil pickup for something like the Seymour Duncan SL59-1 so that the mid position has a bit more power. Overall though, I would still give this guitar 10/10. This is one awesome guitar, with attitude!

Thsi is absoutely great guitar! The price of £170 is great as it looks and is finished more like a guitar of £500 - the sound when not amplified is loud enough although no way near as loud as a normal acoustic but can still fill a school classroom. When plugged in it is even better and you can also play it through a rocky/blues tone and it sounds nice and mellow - for jazz and blues its up there with electrics. The action is also very nice if getting a bit high near the 15th plus frets but you can get that sorted. I would also prefer smaller scales strings but you can get this sorted yourself. Overall the guitar is awesome, it sounds great, looks great and you should buy it!