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Inyen guitars have strong fingerboard without bending ,good tapering, good shape and good sounds because they are made by cnc machine with 3D computer programming
Brand: IYV
Color: Trans Black
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Basswood
Back Material Type: Basswood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H
String Material Type: Nickel
Hand Orientation: Right
Brand Name: IYV
Hand Orientation: Right
Manufacturer: ivy
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 13
Number of Items: 1
Instrument: guitar
Item Type Name: IYV IP-350 TBK PRS Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Trans Black
Model Number: IP-350 TBK
Manufacturer Part Number: IP-350 TBK
Warranty Description: 1
Color: Trans Black
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material Type: Basswood
Back Material Type: Basswood
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Mahogany Wood
String Material Type: Nickel
Guitar Pickup Configuration: H
Guitar Bridge System: Tune-O-Matic
Number of Strings: 6
Scale Length: 25
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 41.75"L x 16.54"W x 3.15"H
Item Dimensions: 41.73 x 16.54 x 3.15 inches
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Style: Guitars
Been playing, both pro and for myself, over 60 years. Started out as a Gibson guy (and still own quite a few), but these days I am looking to IYV. The "why" of this is exemplified in this guitar. It is a total winner. The basic design, right down to the 25 inch neck scale, is PRS. But IYV added a few of their own touches -- both "practical" and esthetic. Two quick examples: The string thru body design. Staggered so as to equalize string length, downward pitch and string tension. Works and looks wonderful. And then there's the binding. Beautifully applied -- and beautiful! Maple instead of the standard (boring) celluloid. Love it! The transparent black finish is just that -- not greenish at all on my guitar. And revealing the rich flame of the maple veneered body. Totally gorgeous. The PUPS are classically voiced humbuckers. Ones that bring out the sweetness of an amp more than its grittiness. Some here speak of a thousand little flaws on their instrument -- possibly signs of it being carelessly handled before they received it. Mine didn't suffer from that at all. It is simply lovely. Set up was pretty good out of the box. Certainly good enough for a learning player. But I prefer light to heavy (9-46) strings, and those made of pure nickel rather that the more piercing sound of today more commonly used strings. Set up to compensate was quick and easy. And she holds tuning beautifully. (I did slightly tighten the tension of the "B" string tuner -- this via the adjustment screw there for that purpose.) In simple words I could not be more pleased with this guitar. And highly recommend it to anyone, be they a newbie or (like me) a long-time player. * * * * * Okay, here it is one full month later. The first "it's new!" buzz has worn off. How has my enthusiasm for this guitar, expressed above, held up over time? Answer: It has increased. Yes, after not just daily playing for over thirty days, but stiff A/B-ing of this guitar with several far more expensive one has elevated my appreciation of it. And the time has also allowed me to truly "fine tune" the set-up to match my preferences. Beautiful it remains. To the eyes, yes, but even more to the hands and the ears. With a weight of a hair under 6.5 lbs she is light. But feels solid. And hangs beautifully on her strap. A put a touch of heavy machine oil of her tuners -- where the 'button' meets the body -- and that helped smooth them out and, with a bit of tightening and loosening of the button end screw, now all are quite even in their feel, one to the other. She holds tune very well. The pickups were carefull positioneed to maximize their tonality -- and to assure three distinct tones for the three positions of the switch -- bridge, neck and both. Too, I found to my joy that she fits perfectly in a case I already owned. -A ChromaCast CC-EHC Electric Guitar Hard Case I'd purchased some time ago here on Amazon. Put simply this is now, still, my true "go to" guitar. Equal in its music making capability, and the pure joy it provides, to any of the many guitars I currently own, and have owned over sixty plus years of playing. A total wowza!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024 by Geetar Don
Style: Guitars
First things first, this is NOT a PRS. So going in expecting that is only going to disappoint you. With that said.. OUT OF THE BOX You get an allen key for the truss rod and thats it. No gig bag and no cable. But the cables are usually cheap and not that good and how often would you use a gig bag. If often, a free one wouldn't last that long anyway. It was not in tune, but having said that the intonations were dead on. The action was a bit high, but the truss rod was straight and didn't need adjusting. The nut slots looked nice, I always run light grit sand paper through the sides of each slot along with graphite (pencil lead) to lubricate. All in all as far as setup goes out of the box, this was no worse than any other guitar and way better than some. Hardware/electronics The tuning keys feel good and combined with the but slots keep the strings in tune really well and wont be changed out. The pickups aren't microphonic, do not hum and sound great. I was surprised. I had expected to have to change them, but i’m good with them. So they wont be changed out either. The bridge works. The tune o matic style bridges have their own issues so do your research. I an a fan of a rolling bridge, but so far i haven't had any problems with this one. Although it will be changed out for a rolling. The pots feel nice and the input jack doesn't scratch or hum. FIT AND FINISH This is where some may be disappointed. I did have a couple of spots that had problems with the paint. It doesn't bother me but others may not feel the same way. IN SUMMARY I LOVE this guitar. I have about 12 electrics ranging from cheap to medium price and this is as enjoyable to play as any of those. Get or do a setup! You’ll love it even more.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023 by Meghan Klein
Style: Guitars
I was pleasantly surprised with this guitar. It was returned by someone to Amazon so I got it as a Returned Item and a few bucks off. I was worried why it was returned, but there doesn't appear to be any obvious reason why it was returned. The fit and finish is quite good. I found no flaws. I'm not sue if the top is a photo or real maple top, but it looks great. The neck is nice, and feels good to play. I'm not sure what wood The fretboard is made with, is a lighter brown colour but the finish was good except in fret 1 near the low E, a bit rough. It's a bigger neck than most guitars I own, probably more like a Gibson 50s style neck. But I like it. The nut is a cheap plastic piece and needs replacing with some kind of up grade. The strings were bad and I replaced them. I went to lower the action and went to remove some neck relief but there's not tension on the truss rod. So I got to look into that a bit more, but I lowered the bridge height and the action is nice with no buzzing. The pickups are okay, and a medium output sound. I might change the bridge pickup one of these days along with the nut but it's quite playable right from the factory other than the strings needing replacing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025 by Craig Campbell
Style: Guitars
I had heard/seen a lot of mixed reviews on this guitar. The packaging is really sparse, but mine arrived in good shape. Out of the box, all I did was tune it up and I ended up playing on it for an hour or so. I had ordered a set of black locking tuners and got a black roller bridge and bone nut. Here's some info I hope people find useful. I believe the strings it comes with are 10's. I will put on 11s but want to do the setup myself so that is fine. For me. The neck needed oil. I use lemon oil. The frets were tarnished, they needed a good polishing. The frets were all set and no super sharp edges. The guitar was intonated, or really close, out of the box. The fretboard just needs some TLC because of the way it is shipped. (Air and probably sea air have gotten in and tarnished the frets) The tuners it came with were surprisingly good. Both directions I could fine-tune. I had already ordered the black tuning keys (locking) but I would have kept the ones that came with it if I had not already ordered them. To avoid redrilling, get tuner pegs that have the screw at a 45 degree angle, not straight beneath the back part. The pots are dime size but they work fine. Three way switch was replaced with a gold colored, metal one I had lying around. The small size switch tip and the smaller sized (not imperial) knobs are what to use. Volume has a nice treble bleed and gives a wide range of options. Tone knob sounds fine. Easily upgraded, but no immediate need. Bridge is good. I like roller bridges so I am swapping it out. 52.5 mm string spacing and the larger posts is what you want to look for. Nut is 6mm deep by 43mm wide and about 8mm high. If you are swapping look for one that goes from like 8-something on the low E side to 7-something on the treble side. It is bone or some synthetic like that. It was fine and I only ordered another one is because I want to cut for the 11 strings. I popped mine out and took a lighter to it. It did not melt, but it also didn't "smell like bone" does. Scale length is 25 inches. Like a PRS. The neck is fat. It is not uncomfortable, but feels a lot like my PRS SE single cut. Wide and chunky. If you have small hands this may be an issue. I usually play Ibanezes and Strats?Teles so perhaps it is my perspective. Regardless, I like it. Cowboy chords are easy to play and all 24 frets had zero buzz when I played it out of the box. The pickups are good. I haven't checked the resistance, but they sound good. I have spare humbuckers that I can swap, but I am not going to. At least on first impression the pickups it came with are great. Mine weighs 7lbs almost exactly. There were a few buffs in the finish, but some regular guitar polish and a good rub got rid of them. The finish on this has issues, but I do not care about a little blemish, the overall is fantastic. Tips for others: (1) Use a Q-tip and old toothbrush when you oil. It will get out any of the little white things you see in the garin of the wood. (2) Polish your frets. They are nickel and on the guitar I received and the fretboard is that jatoba like you get on harley bentons. Close to rosewood. but not as nice to work with. They came from Vietnam with a poorly packaged box, they will clean up and shine just fine. (3) Keep a clean microfiber cloth around for the end. So you can really polish this up. It is a good looking guitar at any price. (4) Put a fresh set of strings on. These guitars have been sitting for months. They're nasty. Put whatever kind of 10's that you like on when you receive this.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024 by Alexander Nevermind
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First off, I can’t say I’m an expert on guitars in any way. I’ve had an acoustic stilling my my closet for over a decade and when the pandemic hit I bought a second had squire strat. I’m perpetually a beginner just try to put a few chords together. Although, I do like learning about guitars and I have even taken apart and fixed a junk guitar. Anyway, I just I wanted a guitar with a full width fret board (unlike my squire) and in particular I wanted a PRS style guitar — both, I figured, would motivate me to practice more. I saw other IYV guitars on Amazon for bargain prices do I started digging into the reviews and found particularly positive reviews on the IP-350, so when they became available I bought one. I have to say I am REALLY glad I did. My guitar came a day early which I wasn’t expecting because it happen to be Easter Sunday. (Amazon, I hope you pay your drivers extra for working holidays!) it was packaged in only a simple guitar box and protective wrapping so I could understand how one of these could be damaged in shipping. Mine, however, was undamaged. The guitar came without a gig bag; the only accessory was the Allen key for the truss rod. Unpacking it, I found the guitar to have good craftsmanship. The maple flame top is beautiful. At first I thought it was substantial in thickness (at least a 1/4”), but removing the pickups allowed me to see it is a 1/16-1/8 veneer. The top seam is just barely crooked, being centered at the bridge and angling up towards the low-E by the neck pick-up. The binding, which nicely imitates a 1/4” maple top is nearly flawless with just a couple of spots of the top black finish on the binding. The body finish was almost perfect with only the most minor chip by the upper horn. The neck is relatively flat (350 mm/ 13.7 in radius) and has 24 frets. I think the fret work is okay, but it’s not as good as the squires I have. There was one sharp fret around 22 that I filed down. The fret ends have significant tooling marks and are inconsistent in visual quality. The top of the frets are gritty. The fret markers and logo inlays seem to be natural material (shell or abalone) and the nut is bone!! There was a drop of top coat on my headstock logo. The tuners are unbranded but seem to work fine. They feel better than the ones I have on my squires. The 3-way switch feels solid as do the volume and tone pots which have to scratchiness. I opened the back cover and pulled off the humbuckers to look at the electronics. The back cavity reveals Korean made Samsung dime-sized pots. The wiring is a thicker gauge than what I have seen on other budget guitars and the soldering looks good. The back cavity is shielded with cheesy-looking foil tape but is otherwise not conductive. The humbucker cavities, on the other hand do have a black conductive paint or liner. The humbuckers themselves are branded “Destiny CNC Wound”. My guitar weighed 7 lbs - 14 oz, which seems light for a mahogany body guitar. The body is 2” thick, or perhaps a bit over 2” thick at its thickest but don’t feel thicker than my 1.5” squires thanks to a belly cut and the arched top. The guitar is really well balanced. The neck does want to dive or pop up in my hands, a least. The guitar came nearly perfectly set-up out of the box. Action is low and intonation is perfect. I just had to fuss with the E string tuner. I did change my strings from the stock 10ga to 9ga after just a day as a matter of personal preference. The setup only really required a minor adjustment at that point. However, I did find out that the string-through ferrules weren’t set in very tight and could fall out fairly easy. My understanding is this could be fixed with a drop or two of a semi-permanent glue, but I left mine alone. While I had the strings off I oiled the fret board and cleaned up my fret ends. I don’t play well enough to comment on the tones but to me the guitar sounds full or heavy. Unfortunately, the pick ups are microphonic. I have read this can be reduced by removing the metal covers, but I have not tried that. Overall I think this guitar gets high marks for the overall look, bone nut, natural inlays, mahogany body and maple top. The tuners and electronics are at least okay, if not very good, for a budget guitar. The fret work and pick-ups and ferrules are okay and just might be what you expect from a budget guitar. Put that all together, in my very NON-expert opinion, this guitar is still an very good buy at less than $160. Just looking at the basic features and craftsmanship (mahogany body, maple top, natural fret markers and logo inlays, bone nut) you could easily pay 2 times what IYV is selling these for. If you are looking for an inexpensive PRS-style guitar, my advice is when this becomes available, don’t think about it, just buy it. You will be happy you did.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2022 by ZuSu (£цэ!#)
Style: Guitars
I Had been watching the guitar for about a year or so now. I said to myself if it went on sale again and dropped below a $150 I was going to buy it. It showed up 1 day at a $135 or so. Again I browse through the reviews. Again I tossed and turned. I said ok, it's $135. In 1979 my dad spent $175 on a used Cort Les Paul Jr with about 6" action at the 12th Fret and had razor blades for Fret ends. According to Google that's $600+ today. I bought this for $135 today. This is my 2nd IYV guitar and according to general consensus I got very lucky the 1st time. I got lucky this time also. They package these things in bathroom tissue and then send them off with the Samsonite gorilla for delivery. This 1 arrived in a nearly flawless box. After unpacking and inspecting closely from head to tail, I decided she had arrived free of shipping damage. Woohoo!! After much closer examination this was the findings. If you think you are getting a 2k+ PRS or something, you will probably be sorely disappointed. I'm in my late 50s and grew up in a time when men were men and American men were not afraid to dive into what they had or could afford and make it as close to what they were looking for and dreaming of. If I wanted to beat it up I could put pictures in this review (and I did) of a dent on the top, or the place that wasn't shiny on the joint of the neck, or the place on the bottom "ear" with the weird run, or the Sahara desert dry neck, or the spot of black on the binding in the upper ear....What I saw was this...after I put some super slinkys on it, straightened the neck, polished the frets, put 3 coats of D'dario Hydrate on the fretboard, cleaned and polished the whole thing with carnuba wax, played in the strings and intonated it (isn't this stuff you do to every guitar you buy new or used?) Lastly applying some Silglide Hydra glide to the nut and bridge this thing plays and sounds like a dream. The 1 I got has fully functional hardware and everything feels good and quality, knobba and switches. Volume knob will change tone as Volume increases. Pick ups are clear, yet sound really good with pedals and different amps etc. Pictures do not do the beauty of this instrument justice. It does everything it is supposed to up to and including making my mind up on buying the real thing. Also p.s. this guitar is very addictive. I think about it when I am at work and stay up and play it after my wife goes to bed....p.p.s. I had credit card points, rewards and a gift card, so with tax I ended up with $9.37 in this axe....Best $10 I ever spent!! R.I.P. Dad. He also bought me a 1979 Fender Player 1 which I still have to this day
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024 by kellchris2k
Style: Guitars
For a PRS imitation, it’s not too bad. It did not meet up to my personal standard due to the neck being a little awkward and not very forgiving width-wise. The tuners were huge, but did stay in tune fairly well. The finish was nice and the pick ups sounded great with a big muff. The clean sound was average with very bright trouble and muddy face when playing more than three notes. Still for the price not bad.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026 by Daddy rabbit
Style: Guitars
I have been playing guitar & doing my own guitar mods & setups for 50 years. I have another IYV guitar which I am greatly impressed with (IYV IJZ-300 TSB). For the price, this guitar is an excellent value. It is playable out of the box. All guitars need to be set up for best playability. Even high-end guitars require initial, and ongoing, setup & maintenance. I had to do very little to bring this guitar to a pro level of playability. The neck was dead straight. As is typical of all lower-priced guitars in my experience, the frets did need some work to get them perfectly level. Before leveling and crowning frets, I first use a fret hammer to tap frets down. Shipping, especially from overseas, subjects guitars to temperature & humidity changes which seem to dry out the fretboard & cause frets to lift up slightly. On this guitar, tapping frets down with a fret hammer where they were a little high leveled them out perfectly. I did not need to file down any frets. I like a low string action, and with straight and level neck and frets I got the action down quite low. The nut was cut correctly. I usually swap out nuts with adjustable brass or titanium nuts, but I don't need to given the good quality of the stock nut. As others have mentioned, there are minor blemishes in the finish where the neck joins the body, which is to be expected at this price level. However, the rest of the finish was flawless. As others have stated, yes, this guitar is BLACK. Which I like. The tuners are solid. In fact, this guitar stays in tune better than my expensive guitars (without locking tuners). The pickups are quite good. I tend to swap out pickups on guitars, but after tweaking the pickup and pole-piece heights I got the tone and individual string articulation to a nice level. Not perfect, but good enough to not swap them out for something more expensive. The neck is very playable. I find the neck shape to be comfortable. Bottom line, for the price this guitar is an outstanding value in terms of quality, appearance, playability and tone.
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