PGMM11 is Paul Gilbert's classic PGM301 model in Ibanez's classic and cool "micro" format (guitars with 22.2" scale). Same RG contour on the body, the characteristic painted F-holes and reversed headstock, everything is there except the middle pickup. So cool that you gets breathless, 100% playable for adults and a wet dream for little ones.The guitar has a body of linden, fixed bridge and is equipped with Ibanez Infinity R humbuckers.Your real signature guitar in a smaller format.
- PGMM maple neck.
- Basswood body.
- Jatoba fingerboard.
- Medium band.
- F106 Fixed stable.
- Ibanez Infinity R neck pickup.
- Ibanez Infinity R bridge pickup.
- Cosmo Black hardware.
- String set: Ibanez IEGS61MK (010-046) Micro set.
The neck:
- 546mm/22.2" scale.
- Width at saddle: 41mm.
- Width at 22 bands: 56mm.
- Thickness at first strap: 19.5mm.
- Thickness at 12 bands: 21.5mm.
- Radius: 400mmR.
The pickups are connected to a 5-mode switch, with a common volume and tone control. The modes you can access on the switch are.
- Stall mick in series*
- Stall mic split** (coil towards the stable) together with split neck mic (coil towards the stable).
- Stall mick + neck mick in series.
- Halsmick split'' (reel towards the stable).
- Necklace in series
* Series, both coils of the mic are connected in series after each other and the mic gives as much output and power as it is designed for. If you read about the microphone on the manufacturer's website, this is the mode that is described. The mic is then hum-extinguishing and completely silent.
** Split, that the mic is split means that one of the two coils of the mic is switched off and becomes a singlecoil (only one active coil). That means you get half the output and power. It produces a softer, brighter and more open sound with a cleaner, clearer and firmer bass. A sound that suits very well clean and semi-distorted sounds (or for all intents and purposes, to open up even a hard-distorted sound.