The 2370 is a semi-hollow body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 1971. It was made in Nagoya, Japan. It's visually similar to Gibson's ES-345 model.
The 2370 features a thin double cutaway semi-hollow body design with arched birch top with ƒ holes and selected birch on back and sides bolted to a hard laminated maple neck with a 22-fret ebonized rosewood fingerboard with white binding, pearloid paralellogram position markers and a black side dots. Components include dual Maxom Super 70 gold plated humbucking pickups with separate polepiece and individual volume and tone controls, laminated wood pickguard an Ibanez bridge with a trapezoid tailpiece, a bone nut and Ibanez gold plated machine heads.
The 2395 is a very similar model with natural finish and black block inlays. The 2374 is a related model. The 2371 is the bass version of this model.
