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Description
Unleash your inner virtuoso with the Ibanez JS2400 Joe Satriani Signature Electric Guitar, a masterpiece that embodies the essence of one of rock's most innovative guitarists. Designed in collaboration with Satriani himself, this guitar pushes the boundaries of what an electric guitar can achieve. Crafted with a sleek Basswood body, this instrument offers a perfect balance between tone and weight, allowing for extended playing sessions without fatigue. The Maple JS Prestige neck is a testament to Ibanez's precision craftsmanship, delivering effortless playability and unparalleled speed across the fretboard.
The JS2400 is equipped with a versatile set of pickups: the DiMarzio Pro Track neck humbucker provides a warm and smooth tone, ideal for those soaring solos, while the DiMarzio Mo' Joe bridge humbucker offers a punchy, articulate sound that cuts through any mix. The inclusion of the Edge tremolo system ensures stability and tuning accuracy, even during the most intense whammy bar dives. This guitar is not just a tool but an extension of your musical expression, suited for both the stage and the studio.
Whether you're shredding on stage or recording your next masterpiece, the Ibanez JS2400 delivers a performance worthy of its legendary namesake.
Key Features:
- Basswood body for balanced tone and weight
- Maple JS Prestige neck for fast, fluid playability
- DiMarzio Pro Track neck pickup and DiMarzio Mo' Joe bridge pickup
- Edge tremolo system for precise tuning stability
- Designed in collaboration with Joe Satriani
Product specs
| Brand | Ibanez |
| Model | JS2400-WH Joe Satriani Signature |
| Finish | White |
| Year | 2010 - 2014 |
| Made In | Japan |
| Categories | Solid Body Electric Guitars |
| Artist | Joe Satriani |
| Body Material | Basswood |
| Body Shape | Double Cutaway |
| Body Type | Solid Body |
| Bridge/Tailpiece Type | Locking Tremolo Bridge |
| Color Family | White |
| Fretboard Material | Rosewood |
| Model Family | Ibanez JS |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
| Neck Material | Maple |
| Number of Frets | 24 |
| Number of Strings | 6-String |
| Offset Body | Non-Offset Body |
| Pickup Configuration | HH |
| Right / Left Handed | Right Handed |
| Scale Length | 25.5" |
| Series | Ibanez Artist Signature |
FAQs
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What type of music is the Ibanez JS2400 Joe Satriani Signature Electric Guitar best suited for?
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The Ibanez JS2400 is ideal for rock and instrumental genres, thanks to its versatile HH pickup configuration and fast neck, which are designed to support the technical playing style of Joe Satriani.
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Does the Ibanez JS2400 have a locking tremolo system?
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Yes, the Ibanez JS2400 features a locking tremolo bridge, allowing for stable tuning even with extensive use of the whammy bar.
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How many frets does the Ibanez JS2400 have?
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The Ibanez JS2400 comes with 24 frets, providing a full two-octave range that is ideal for lead guitarists looking to explore higher notes.
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What is the neck profile like on the Ibanez JS2400 Joe Satriani Signature Guitar?
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The Ibanez JS2400 features a slim and comfortable neck profile, designed for fast playing and easy access across the fretboard, making it suitable for technical and expressive playing styles.
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What materials are used in the construction of the Ibanez JS2400?
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The Ibanez JS2400 is constructed with a basswood body, a maple neck, and a rosewood fretboard, offering a balanced tone with a smooth playing experience.
Videos
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Ibanez Introducing the JS2400 Joe Satriani
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"This is one of the two prototypes that I had when developing the JS2400. So 24 frets instead of the usual 22, extra cut away. It has a new single coil pickup by DiMarzio and a Mo' Joe here in the bridge position. It pretty much functions like the JS1000s, except in this particular case without all the particular stuff I mentioned, the body is older and it's got a Bubinga stripe in the neck, and it's orange! I wanted to get it to look like this '73 Camaro that was painted in a hugger orange color. We decided not to put in the white stripe. But in the end it came out looking like Halloween candy. We just figured not many people would want to buy an orange guitar, but because it's older wood than I usually use it has just maybe 2% extra warmth to it or something. It doesn't cut as well but it's a little fatter sounding. It was done down at the LA custom shop. I think we made the right decision in sticking with bass wood and taking out the Bubinga stripe. I think it ultimately is a bit more musical sounding. Now, the problem that I've always found with 24-fret guitars is that when you take this whole ensemble here of pickup and pickup ring and you put it on here, it actually winds up moving your prime position back towards the bridge, not where it was originally placed. The tone suffers. That neck pickup sound, I think, is so important for all guitar players. I certainly use it a lot in my music. I just thought, 'Well I'm not going to give up my sound just for those two extra frets.' So I brought it to those guys to see what could we do to solve that problem. The realization is that you don't need a whole lot of wood after that last fret. Usually they put in a generous amount for another fret being there then you add the ring to this and this whole section would be back here - completely different tone. So this allows us here to get this pickup here right where a Humbucker's range of picking up the sound would be. It really makes the pickup function incredibly well. It sounds like a high-powered Strat; you can dial it down, put the high-pass filter in there and you do get a very beautiful Strat tone."
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