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+ | {{For|the other models with the same name|AS50 (disambiguation)}} |
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| file = 1980 AS50 AV.png |
| file = 1980 AS50 AV.png |
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| caption = AS50 Antique Violin |
| caption = AS50 Antique Violin |
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− | The '''AS50''' is a hollow body electric guitar model introduced by [[Ibanez]] for [[Portal:1980|1980]]. It was made in Japan by [[FujiGen]]. |
+ | The '''AS50''' is a hollow body electric guitar model introduced by [[Ibanez]] for [[Portal:1980|1980]]. It was made in Japan by [[FujiGen]]. It is also referred to as the '''AS-50'''. |
The AS50 features a semi-hollow, double cutaway body which is 15% smaller than the other AS models. It's more similar in size to the [[AM series]] which was introduced in 1982. |
The AS50 features a semi-hollow, double cutaway body which is 15% smaller than the other AS models. It's more similar in size to the [[AM series]] which was introduced in 1982. |
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− | The AS50 has a laminated maple top with ƒ holes and ivory binding on maple back and sides with a hard rock maple center block mated to a set-in birch neck with a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with ivory binding and pearl dot position markers. Components include a pair of Ibanez |
+ | The AS50 has a laminated maple top with ƒ holes and ivory binding on maple back and sides with a hard rock maple center block mated to a set-in birch neck with a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with ivory binding and pearl dot position markers. Components include a pair of Ibanez V2 [[humbucking pickup]]s with chrome covers and individual volume and tone controls, black pickup rings, a Tune-o-matic style ST bridge, a Quik Change tailpiece, a bone nut, a black pickguard, speed knobs, and VelveTune II machine heads. |
Several changes were introduced for 1982 including a mahogany neck, Ibanez Super 58 pickups and Sure Grip knobs |
Several changes were introduced for 1982 including a mahogany neck, Ibanez Super 58 pickups and Sure Grip knobs |
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− | The [[AS100]] is a related model with a larger body, ebony fretboard and different pickups. |
+ | The [[AS55]] is a similar model with a V2 pickup at the bridge and a Super 58 at the neck. The [[AS100 (1979–1982)|AS100]] is a related model with a larger body, ebony fretboard and different pickups. |
The AS50 was discontinued after 1982. The somewhat similar [[AM50 (1982–1984)]] was introduced in 1982. |
The AS50 was discontinued after 1982. The somewhat similar [[AM50 (1982–1984)]] was introduced in 1982. |
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| type = Guitar |
| type = Guitar |
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| series = Artist series |
| series = Artist series |
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+ | | subseries = |
| year = 1980–1982 |
| year = 1980–1982 |
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| area = Europe / USA |
| area = Europe / USA |
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| made = Japan |
| made = Japan |
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− | | colors = Antique Violin Sunburst (AV) |
+ | | colors = Antique Violin Sunburst (AV) / Cherry (CH) ''1981'' |
| bodytype = Hollow body |
| bodytype = Hollow body |
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| bodysize = |
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| hw = Nichrome |
| hw = Nichrome |
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| pucon = HH |
| pucon = HH |
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− | | puneck = ''1980–1981'': Ibanez [[ |
+ | | puneck = ''1980–1981'': Ibanez [[V2]] ''passive''{{H}}<br/>''1982'': Ibanez [[Super 58]] {{H}} ''passive/ Alnico III'' |
− | | pubridge = ''1980–1981'': Ibanez [[ |
+ | | pubridge = ''1980–1981'': Ibanez [[V2]] ''passive''{{H}}<br/>''1982'': Ibanez [[Super 58]] {{H}} ''passive/ Alnico III'' |
| control = {{2V2T3}} |
| control = {{2V2T3}} |
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| output = {{Mono}} (face mounted) |
| output = {{Mono}} (face mounted) |
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{{Imagegallery |
{{Imagegallery |
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| models |
| models |
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− | | title = Additional details |
+ | | title = Additional finishes/ details |
+ | | 1981 AS50 CH.png | Cherry |
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| HH 3-way toggle.png | Pickup switching |
| HH 3-way toggle.png | Pickup switching |
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| Controls 2V2T3 1982-AS50-AS100.png| Control layout |
| Controls 2V2T3 1982-AS50-AS100.png| Control layout |
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== Sources == |
== Sources == |
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<references/> |
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− | * [[1980 |
+ | * [[1980 catalogs#Guitar catalog (cover says "Semi-acoustics")|1980 Semi-acoustics catalog]] ([[:File:1980 semi-acoustics p2-3.jpg|page 3]]) |
− | * [[1981 |
+ | * [[1981 catalogs#Electric guitar & bass catalog (#1)|1981 catalog]] ([[:File:1981 Jan Ibanez catalog p14-15.jpg|page 14]]) |
− | * [[1982 |
+ | * [[1982 catalogs#Full & semi-acoustic guitar catalog|1982 Full & Semi Acoustic Electric Guitars catalog]] ([[:File:1982 hollow body guitars p4-5.jpg|pages 4–5]]) |
[[Category:Artist hollow body models]] |
[[Category:Artist hollow body models]] |
Revision as of 21:29, 8 September 2020
- For the other models with the same name, see AS50 (disambiguation).
AS50 Antique Violin (more images) |
The AS50 is a hollow body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 1980. It was made in Japan by FujiGen. It is also referred to as the AS-50.
The AS50 features a semi-hollow, double cutaway body which is 15% smaller than the other AS models. It's more similar in size to the AM series which was introduced in 1982.
The AS50 has a laminated maple top with ƒ holes and ivory binding on maple back and sides with a hard rock maple center block mated to a set-in birch neck with a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with ivory binding and pearl dot position markers. Components include a pair of Ibanez V2 humbucking pickups with chrome covers and individual volume and tone controls, black pickup rings, a Tune-o-matic style ST bridge, a Quik Change tailpiece, a bone nut, a black pickguard, speed knobs, and VelveTune II machine heads.
Several changes were introduced for 1982 including a mahogany neck, Ibanez Super 58 pickups and Sure Grip knobs
The AS55 is a similar model with a V2 pickup at the bridge and a Super 58 at the neck. The AS100 is a related model with a larger body, ebony fretboard and different pickups.
The AS50 was discontinued after 1982. The somewhat similar AM50 (1982–1984) was introduced in 1982.
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