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My Stallion White Ibanez PIA guitar is a dream come true. Hence why I named her "Dream." Her neck is silky smooth. Her tone is crisp, clear, and beefy. The low-cut volume pot does its job beautifully and without resistance. And the body is efortlessly light and rests nicely however you decide to hold it.If I had one criticism of the PIA it would be the tightness of the whammy bar. To insert or pull it free is a hassle for me. Maybe it's just a thing that time sill solve. But I've had the guitar now for about ten months and the whammy bar is still fighting me.Other than that, the whole package is even more beautiful in the flesh and plays like you wouldn't believe until/unless you put one in your own hands.

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What is concerned about the price of the guitar? Would it be worth it.? How much am I buying the artist name? I’ve got a lot of cheap guitars to play real well too. But this thing is an absolute workhorse machine. The smoothness of the playing the bend ability of the notes the neck is fantastic. I have a few of the. JEM GUITARS IN DIFFERENT PRICE RANGES AND THEY ARE GOOD, BUT THEY DON’T STAND INTO THIS ANYWHERE NEAR IT. BUT AGAIN AS SOMEBODY ELSE SAID, THE MIAMI BAR IS KIND OF AN ISSUE. YOU GET THAT THING FINALLY IN THERE ALL THE WAY YOU KINDA WANNA LEAVE IT FOR THE NEXT SIX MONTHS IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO GET OUT. One thing about the floating bridge guitars whether it be the Ibanez or Floyd Rose or whomever makes it. I always install the spring loaded lock in back. This gives you tuning stability if you break a string and with the springs on it, you can still pull up to do your higher rises. This is a guitar. I would finally give seven stars too, but they only allow five. It sure beats the hell out of my $10,000 Les Paul.