Excellent tone and sustain. Extremely versatile from fingerstyle to power rock. I play through a Digitech Genesis III guitar synth and a Fender Acoustasonic Junior amp. I was particularly impressed with its fullness in blues applications.

Amazing flexibility in the bridge adjustments. Solid hardware from bridge to tuners. Pots are smooth and crackle free, humbuckers are well placed and easily adjusted. Having the pick-up 3-position switch below the strings and near the tone and volume controls is far more sensible than the traditional "Les Paul" configuration. You can switch from rythym to lead without missing a beat.

Solid. Great fit and finish. I don't advise using gig bags for any guitars of decent quality, but no concerns about road use with a good fitting hardshell case.

Excellent performance, playability, adjustability, fit and finish. Exceptional value!!!

Only utilized Ibanez website to narrow my search to a particular model based upon features.

While quilted maple enthusiasts may prefer the "blueberry" finish of the slightly lower priced AX220QM model, the improved features and unique appearance of the AXS32 including the set (not bolt on) neck and adjustable bridge is well worth the $30 or so price difference. Plus, the aluminum finish pickguard gives the AXS32 a great edgy, unique appearance.

Fingerstyle primarily, but getting back into Rock.

This guitar has great sound quality. I have played alot of guitars and this guitar was very impressive. If I wanted to play hardcore rock 'n roll then all I had to do was plug it up, set the switch on the guitar and go. Also if I wanted to play something with a mellow tune it also allowed me to do this. I recommend this guitar for anybody, whether you be a beginner, or experienced.

Hobbyist

Rock, Punk Rock