Thanks, but it wasn't really necessary, I'm honored that my PGA1000 is shown in the list.

It helps to prove how rare the PGA is, cause some of my friends think I'm kidding when I tell them about its rareness

Insert the years of construction and of all guitars too..
LIKE: from 91 to 93 only 1998 etc..

Regards IVAN

I'm pretty sure that I have an old Ibanez catalogue with the PGM800 in it. I'll see if I can dig it up from my vaults, which should indicate European availability - it would be pretty silly having it in your catalogue and not sell it...

Cheers

Eske

I like this pgm, do you know something about this model??



Image credit Rich at IbanezRules


Edit: Gave credit to source of image

Since it never was offered to the public I don't think it has a specific model name. It is a custom shop PGM.

Looking at the serial number it was made in the LA custom shop in 1994.

STREET-LETHAL on this board sold one for a friend earlier this year calling it a PGM 550.

Love that one!

My budget is back where it should be, so it is hunting season

Is that the one from the Metal Dog split screen solo?

Rich still has that 550 for sale? or is it sold? for how much?
i dont see that one on sale on ibanezrules website

Not For Sale.

oh...
thanks for clearing that up

As ridiculous as this may sound, there aren't many guitars I'm scared of playing, but this is one of them

this gold pgm, is not for sale, but I buy one pgm in the next year, and I send to paint in those color

Hi Jason,

Thanks very much for posting information about PG models. 'just an update on the information about the PGA1000. my PGA1000-TRD has 24 frets.

Kind regards,
\m/ ~* Jethro *~ \m/

VERY VERY STRANGE PGA1000 whit 24 frets...The pickup-Fishman is not the same of the PGA1000MB...The Eddie's PGA1000TR is the same of MB guitar...Your PGA is little strange ...Maybe a proto model released by Ibanez? IVAN

very interesting acustic
but I like more the electric pgm xD.

what about the one that paul plays in the individually twisted vid?

Photoshopped?

lolz.. ..but the answer to your question is "no" i did not use any photo editing software. she really has 24 frets: pix ( #1 #2 ) and the issue date of my PGA1000 was 1998. i found this Part's list from Ibanez.. there are actually 4 different PGA1000 models.

1. PGA1000-MBL (1998 model) EQ/Control (AEQ-3V w/ &quotFishman Equipped")
2. PGA1000-TRD (1998 model) EQ/Control (AEQ-3V w/ &quotFishman Equipped")
3. PGA1000-MB (1999 model) EQ/Control (Prefix plus)
4. PGA1000-TR (1999 model) EQ/Control (Prefix plus)

i think the MBL and the TRD are the 24 fret models while the MB and TR are 22 fret models.

It's still only two models. The red and blue guitars are listed separately, as well as an individual listing for each year. The color code just changed from 98' and 99'. MB & MBL = Marine Blue; RD & TRD = Transparent Red. I've looked that particular parts page over before. The only listed difference in the two years is the Fishman transducer on the 98's, and the Prefix on the 99's.

Does your guitar have the label in it? I'm just curious if it's possibly marked differently. Maybe you can take a picture if it. Also, how much fingerboard hangover is there at the sound hole? --Jason

my guitar has the serial number # S801xxxx here are some more pix:


Label: Artwood Handcrafted/Ibanez Guitar


notice the abalone double slash on the 12th fret then from there count the frets. they are exactly 24.


it has a total of 11 split block inlays.