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Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue
Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue
Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue
Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue
Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue
Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue
Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue
Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue
£219.00

Ibanez PGMM11 Paul Gilbert Mikro Electric Guitar - Jewel Blue

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Body
  • Body: Basswood
  • Finish: Jewel Blue
Neck
  • Neck: PGMM Maple
  • Fretboard: Jatoba
  • Scale Length: 22.2"
  • Frets: 24 Medium Frets
  • Inlays: White Dots
Hardware and Electronics
  • Bridge Pickup: Infinity R (H)
  • Neck Pickup: Infinity R (H)
  • Controls: Volume and Five Way Pickup Selector
  • Bridge: F106
  • Hardware: Black

Paul Gilbert - Mr Big

Paul first made a name for himself in the 1980s as the virtuosic fret master of both Mr Big and Racer X. But it was his career-defining leap into solo artistry with the 1998 album "King of Clubs" that really loosened the reins and allowed him to showcase his songwriting prowess alongside his undeniable guitar skill. 

Body
  • Body: Basswood
  • Finish: Jewel Blue
Neck
  • Neck: PGMM Maple
  • Fretboard: Jatoba
  • Scale Length: 22.2"
  • Frets: 24 Medium Frets
  • Inlays: White Dots
Hardware and Electronics
  • Bridge Pickup: Infinity R (H)
  • Neck Pickup: Infinity R (H)
  • Controls: Volume and Five Way Pickup Selector
  • Bridge: F106
  • Hardware: Black

Paul Gilbert - Mr Big

Paul first made a name for himself in the 1980s as the virtuosic fret master of both Mr Big and Racer X. But it was his career-defining leap into solo artistry with the 1998 album "King of Clubs" that really loosened the reins and allowed him to showcase his songwriting prowess alongside his undeniable guitar skill. 

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