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| − | ''For post-1987 Iceman model guitars, see [[X series]]'' |
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| + | | title = Iceman series |
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| + | | image =Ibanez Iceman Guitar.jpg |
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| + | | caption =The [[ICT700]] |
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| + | | code = IC / ICT / 2663 |
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| + | | period = 1975–1982, 1992–2020 |
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| + | | related = [[X]], [[ICX]] |
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| + | | signature = [[ICJ]], [[Paul Gilbert series]], [[Paul Stanley series]], [[Sam Totman series]] |
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| + | | series = X series |
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| + | | subseries = Iceman series |
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| + | }}{{for|a list of Iceman models|:Portal:Iceman series}}<onlyinclude><!-- While editing this lede/intro, please keep your text BELOW this line - this will make it easier to automatically insert the lead into other articles. --> |
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| + | The '''Iceman series''' is a line of solid body electric guitars manufactured by [[Hoshino Gakki]] and sold under the [[Ibanez]] brand. Unlike most other Ibanez guitar shapes which are inspired by shapes first used by other brands (e.g. Fender Strats, Gibson Les Paul's, etc.) the Iceman is a completely distinct body-shape designed in partnership with [[FujiGen]] in the late 1970s. The Iceman shape is closely identified with KISS guitarist Paul Stanley who had a signature Iceman. |
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| + | The Iceman line is considered to fall under the [[X series]] umbrella which also encompasses, [[Destroyer]], [[Xiphos]] and various other "extreme" shapes. |
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| + | [[Category:X series]] |
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Revision as of 15:40, 11 February 2020
- For a list of Iceman models, see Portal:Iceman series.
The Iceman series is a line of solid body electric guitars manufactured by Hoshino Gakki and sold under the Ibanez brand. Unlike most other Ibanez guitar shapes which are inspired by shapes first used by other brands (e.g. Fender Strats, Gibson Les Paul's, etc.) the Iceman is a completely distinct body-shape designed in partnership with FujiGen in the late 1970s. The Iceman shape is closely identified with KISS guitarist Paul Stanley who had a signature Iceman.
The Iceman line is considered to fall under the X series umbrella which also encompasses, Destroyer, Xiphos and various other "extreme" shapes.
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