Details & History
The first is a Jem77BFP
in perfect conditions, probably unplayed or as close as possible, the
clear fretboard and the bridge are untouched and the body is flawless;
serial number: 253422.
The second is another
Jem777VDY, in 'player' condition, the body has some dings and little
signs on the clearcoat, but hey!, it's 13 years old (right? I can't
guess it from your dating system, these 2 guitars have no letter at the
beginning of the sn) and still plays perfectly, it's amazing, no fret
wear and near perfect bridge; serial number: 915600.
These two guitars were
bought Friday, August 13 from Stefano, great and very kind Jem and
Limited Edition Ibanez collector (oh my God, he owns 3 DNA, one is the
3/300, 18 Jem now, 3 UV7MC, a 10Th JS Chromeboy and many other rare
items), I've never seen so many terrific guitars at the same time!
My JPM100P3 instead is
the guitar I'll never sell, I'm a Dream Theatre and John Petrucci fan,
and this is a very special guitar for me. It was signed on the backplate
by JP in February 13 2002 in Milan during a clinic. It' still perfect as
back in '97, just very light scratches on the bridge's plastic cover,
even if I've been playing it for years every day, I'm very proud of it;
serial number: F9719081.
I also wanted to thank
very very much the Italian Ibanez Local Dealer (Mogar Music) that
imported for me, I was told, the last JPM neck available at Ibanez
Factory, serial number F9729288.
My other two Ibanez
guitar are a RG2120X TLB that very soon will be customized, I'll replace
the standard V7 and V8 pickups with better AirNorton and Steve's Special
and 3-way switch (looks like a JPM with Piezo!) and the basic RG7321, my
first experience with a 7strings.
