The 2351 is a Gibson Les Paul style guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 1971. It was crafted in Japan by FujiGen. It's visually similar to Gibson's Les Paul model.
The 2351 features a single cutaway mahogany body with arched birch top in countoured gold finish bolted to a hard laminated maple detachabel neck w/ middle C profile, a 22-fret ebonized rosewood fingerboard with pearloid trapezoid position markers and white bound edges , a white laminated pickguard. Components includes a Tune-o-matic style fixed bridge with a stop tailpiece, a pair of "Maxon" Super 70 Humbucking pickups with separated polepieces. The entire instrument was mirror polish by hand.
The 2351DX is a De-luxe version. The 2351M is a similar model with contoured maple top.
The 2351 production started with the Gold top finish but later in 1976 new finishes were added until being discontinued in 1977.
1977 2351 BS ( Front: Arched birch top with mahogany body, 2 Super 70 Anti-Hum pickups chrome plated , 2 Volumes and 2 tones, a white pickguard and chrome hardware )
Additional finishes / details
Antique Violin (1976-77)
Brown Sunburst (1976-77)
Cherry Wine (1976-77)
Rear of body
1976 2351 WN ( Mahogany body with Walnut finish, Black pickguard and sure grip knobs, Ebonized rosewood with 22 frets and perloid paralelograms inlays, chrome plated Super 70 Anti-Hum pickups and hardware )
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