The EX360 is an EX series solid body electric guitar introduced by Ibanez in 1988. It was manufactured in South Korea by Cort.
The EX360 features a solid wood body bolted to a one-piece maple neck with a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with triangle position markers. Components include Ibanez pickups with a humbucker in the bridge position and single coils at the neck and middle positions, a double locking tremolo bridge, and a locking nut.
For the US market, the EX360's body is basswood. Several different species of wood were used for EX360s sold in Europe.
The EX360 featured a traditional neck joint with a metal plate through 1991. Starting in 1992 they have the sculpted All-access neck joint which does away with the metal plate. Also in 1992, the TRS-101 tremolo was replaced with a new lower-profile version.
In 1993 US-spec EX360s got a new 24-fret neck.
The EX350 is a related model with a pickguard a humbucker in the neck position. The EX370 also has a neck humbucker, but no pickguard. The EX240 is a similar model with a single-locking tremolo.
The EX360 was discontinued after 1993 along with the rest of the EX line.
Finish(es): Black (BK) / Burgundy Red (BR) 1990–1991 / Dark Blue (DB) 1988 / Dark Gray (DG) 1992–1993 / Jewel Blue (JB) 1992–1993 / Lazer Blue (LB) 1991 / Marine Blue (MB) 1988–1989 / Purple Pearl (PP) 1990–1993 / Pearl Red (PR) 1988–1989 / White (WH) 1988–1992
Body
Body type: Solid body
Body material: US market: Basswood European markets: 1988–1990: Jelutong 1991: Agathis 1992–1993: Alder
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