1979 Ibanez PF200 Performer Series made in Japan MIJ Fujigen w/case

Maker: Ibanez

Model: PF200

Condition: Very good

Description: 

Here for your consideration is a 1979 Ibanez Performer Series PF200  in very good condition! An awesome Les Paul (ish) style guitar made in Japan at the legendary Fujigen factory. Body shows a fair amount of minor surface marks, dings, and scratches but overall is very clean for its age with no major damage or blemishes of any sort. Back of neck remains clean showing only some very light surface marks with no notable blemishes or damage. Headstock shows some light surface marks and wear but is overall very clean. Fret board remains in excellent condition and Frets are in great shape as well showing very minimal wear with no major divots and no issues and plenty of life in them. Nut has been professionally replaced with a new bone nut. Hardware shows a fair amount of age and wear/pitting but is all perfectly functional and overall in good shape. Original pots and jack have been replaced. Electronics work great and features a set of Ibanez Super 70 style Humbuckers that sound fantastic. Overall an absolutely killer PF200 type from Ibanez in great shape! Has been fully inspected and set up by our tech and ready for a new home. Includes hard case.

Weight: 8lbs 11oz

Neck Profile: C

Neck Thickness: 1st fret .824", 12th fret .937"

Fretboard Radius: 12"

Nut Width: 1 11/16"

Pickup Values: Neck 7.76k, Bridge 7.71k

From the web: 

The PF200 features a flamed maple top with 7-layer black & white binding on a single-cutaway mahogany body bolted to a laminated rock maple neck with a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearloid block position markers. Components include a pair of Ibanez Super 70 humbucking pickups with gold covers mounted in black pickup rings with individual volume and tone controls, a Tune-o-matic style Gibraltar fixed bridge with Quik Change tailpiece, a tortoise pickguard, Smooth Tuner II machine heads and Sure Grip knobs in either gold or black depending on the finish. The output is mounted on the side of the guitar.