The 420-T is a hollow body archtop style electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 1965. It was crafted in Japan.
The 420-T features a thin-hollow body design with selected curly maple top top, ƒ holes and black and white multi-binding on Brown mahogany back and sides with a single Venetian cutaway mated to a set-in maple neck with 20-fret rosewood fingerboard, pearl dot position markers with a pair of dots at 12 fret and a matching headstock. Components include a pair of "Teisco" magnetic singel coil pickups with adjustable polepieces under each string, a shell color pickguard, volume an tone controls, an standard bridge with Deluxe vibrato tailpiece, chrome plated machine heads with pearl buttons.
The 420 is a similar model missing the vibrato. The 425 and 430 are related models with mahogany body, pearl block position markers with a pair of dots at 12 fret and other finishes.
