You can't say it better than Ibanez himself did "A rock legend is back!".
I assume that neither Paul nor the band he plays in needs any further introduction at all. In fairness, neither did the guitar, a guitar that has become an icon as much as the man who played it. There's probably not a kiss fan who didn't think that Paul should go back to his Ibanez Iceman when he's been out and waltzing unfaithfully with other manufacturers. But now both Paul and the guitar are back in the stable, everything is in order.
The model first saw the light of day in 1978 and existed until about 1981, then it came back again for a period in 95-96. Now it's back in its full glory, something we've all been waiting for. What more is there to say? The Ibanez PS is back!
- 3-piece mahogany set-in PS neck.
- Mahogany body with maple top.
- Bound ebony fingerboard with Acrylic & Abalone inlays.
- Medium band rods.
- Full Tone III stable.
- Quick Change III tailpiece.
- Seymour Duncan 59 neck pickup.
- Seymour Duncan Custom 5 bridge pickup.
- Chrome hardware.
- Comes with gigbag.
- Matching case: ICXC.
Neck.
- Scale 628mm/24.75".
- Width at Nut 43mm.
- Width at Last Fret 57mm.
- Thickness at 1st 20mm.
- Thickness at 12th 23.5mm.
- Radius 305mmR.
- The pickups, Ibanez's own, are connected to a 3-position toggle switch and have separate volume and common tone controls.