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Used Ibanez Jake Bowen Signature JBM100 - Black
Good Condition
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$100.00 Price Drop
Was: $2,000.00
$1,900.00
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in Fort Wayne, IN
Sweetwater's Gear
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Item Description
Listed 3 months ago
Listing my absolutely killer Ibanez JBM100 Jake Bowen signature. Based on a serial number lookup, this one is from 2014 and has a little bit of wear to show for it, but is such a great example of why guitars coming out of their Japan factory rule.
Overall it's in great shape, but you'll see there's a picture of a few very small dings/chips on the back (I assume from previous owner(s) pulling this in and out of a rack case). There's also some extremely-hard-to-photograph evidence of a sticker or two on the front. I've attached as good as a photo as I can get of these -- the satin finish goes a LONG way to hide these, but they are there.
The original Dimarzio Titans still sound great and the 5 way switching options keep them super versatile.
The Lo Pro trem is set up with nice low action and is seriously comfortable. This is my first experience owning this type of trem and it's been an absolute delight to set up and play.
The truss rod is nice and responsive and the guitar overall is rock solid and is ready to receive any kind of setup you want to throw at it. Currently, it's in Eb with a set of 10-52 gauge strings.
The case has seen better days, but it keeps it safe and sound. A section of it is bent slightly out of shape (pictured), but that hasn't affected the guitar in any way since I or its previous owner have had it.
Not pictured since I take these off all my guitars, but I will include the original "Titan" truss rod cover and trem arm.
Overall it's in great shape, but you'll see there's a picture of a few very small dings/chips on the back (I assume from previous owner(s) pulling this in and out of a rack case). There's also some extremely-hard-to-photograph evidence of a sticker or two on the front. I've attached as good as a photo as I can get of these -- the satin finish goes a LONG way to hide these, but they are there.
The original Dimarzio Titans still sound great and the 5 way switching options keep them super versatile.
The Lo Pro trem is set up with nice low action and is seriously comfortable. This is my first experience owning this type of trem and it's been an absolute delight to set up and play.
The truss rod is nice and responsive and the guitar overall is rock solid and is ready to receive any kind of setup you want to throw at it. Currently, it's in Eb with a set of 10-52 gauge strings.
The case has seen better days, but it keeps it safe and sound. A section of it is bent slightly out of shape (pictured), but that hasn't affected the guitar in any way since I or its previous owner have had it.
Not pictured since I take these off all my guitars, but I will include the original "Titan" truss rod cover and trem arm.
