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I am proud owner of PGM30, 1997. model. I'm second owner (the first owner was moron, he almost crashed whole guitar into pieces - that guitar is lucky because I've bought it  ). Specs are: | BODY |
BASSWOOD |
| NECK |
WIZARD II |
| FRETBOARD |
ROSEWOOD |
| BRIDGE |
LO-TRS II |
| HARDWARE |
COSMO BLACK |
| PICKUP
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H-S-H |
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IBZ INF1 (N)
IBZ
INFS1 (M)
IBZ
INF2 (B) |
| CONTROL |
1VOL
5WAY |
| FINISHES |
WH (WHITE) |
This guitar has great sound and action but I'm not satisfied with the bridge (LO PRO is better 10 times). Here is one picture from net:  nmarevic2006-5-22 14:34:10
Ibanez RG2550EXGK
<br />Ibanez PGM30EH
<br />Marshall JMP-1
<br />Marshall 9200 (2x100W, all tube)
<br />TC Electronics G-Major
<br />Furman PL-8E
<br />Marshall 4x12" cabinets with Celestons G12T-75
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Right on, kiddies. I´ve got a lovely PGM 900. I got it used, and I love it.
I´m too lazy to search for the specs, but I think ya´ll PGM freaks.
Although I think I will switch the pickups. Ibanez Super 58 just don´t do it for me. Any suggestions? Anyway, this is my baby. markus
The guitar- love her or hate her, but please nothing in between
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Okey dokey - I own (All from new)
PGM100, PGM30, PGM301, PGM500, PGM800 and PGM900
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Nice collection.  My favorite PGM has always been the 90th. I absolutely love that guitar, I think it is one of Ibanez' most beautiful 6-strings ever. 
http://www.shawncastonguay.com
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I'd love to have a PGM100.
no lord shall stand before myself.
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I have the PGM301WH (2005 Model) Changed the pickups to Air Nortone in neck and Tone Zone in bridge.
Dan.
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I have a '99 pgm30wh, ive changed the pups and unlike most pgm30s (from what ive heard), my trem stays in tune.
gitfiddleristificatortronixesteryerist
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I loved my 301, but my 90th is sooo much nicer.
Josh
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i want the current model :D
www.sevenstring.org
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Mines just about ready for a string change, of all the guitars I've owned, the PGM is most affected sound wise when the strings are worn, then again its also most affected when the strings are new and makes it sound so bright and fresh 
Dan.
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Don't you just love how there's no love for the PGM? We don't even get an "official" thread sticky. --Jason
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whelp... personally i bought my Ibanez PGM because Paul Gilbert is one of my greatest influences in terms of guitar playing, it's more like paying a respect to one of the best guitar player of our era.
...regarding sticky thread... to all those PGM owners and i know that there are a lot us out there... "I challenge you guys to speak up and show that Ibanez PGM Series is not a guitar for display, but rather a worthy mean machine when played by a real guitarist!" 
<strong>~* The Ibanez PGA1000 *~</strong>
<br /><img src="http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i319/cireficulnatas/PGA1000.gif" border="0">
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I think fixed bridge model looks way better than Edge, IMO
ibanez s5470SOL (for sale!), charvel model 4A, custom strat knock-off, kramer 700ST basswww.myspace.com/uponhallowedground
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whelp... for the record all Ibanez PGM Series looks really COOL no matter what model it is.  PGM301 fixed-bridge stands out because of its DiMarzio® Paf Pro® (H). The sound capability of this pickup is really astoundingly sensitive, meaning you can produce harmonics out from this guitar with precised distinction. whelp, i guess the 3PC Wizard Neck also gives a factor for the feature of this guitar to sound simply the best. Regarding the other Series like the PGM3 which is equiped with Floyd Rose Tremolo; that's my personal weapon of choice because i love doing artificial harmonics. Aesthetic is only second to what these guitar can offer...
~* Jethro *~ cireficulnatas2006-6-27 3:32:44
<strong>~* The Ibanez PGA1000 *~</strong>
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PGM's RULE!!
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I never get tired of seeing that picture. --Jason
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[QUOTE=Kolesar]PGM's RULE!!
[/QUOTE] Impressive collection. I really like the 90th, it is my favorite PGM.
http://www.shawncastonguay.com
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Jason...You're everywhere!
It's not necessarily spending power....it's an addiction I can't seem to snap out of.
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[QUOTE=Kolesar]Jason...You're everywhere![/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Kolesar]It's not necessarily spending power....it's an addiction I can't seem to snap out of.[/QUOTE]
That's a fact. I usually buy one nice guitar a year. (Although this year isn't looking so good thus far.) I try to save every penny I can. It's all about how motivated you are, and what you're willing to give up. And anyone that doesn't believe buying PGM's is addictive, just hasn't bought their first one yet. There is magical power in those F-holes, believe it! --Jason
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