I bought this guitar in basically this condition, and its not as bad as it looks. It almost looks like someone chipped it intentionally, which probably wasn't hard, these finishes are known for being easy to chip. It still has the plastic covering on the back plates, which may or may not be original, not sure as I'm not the original owner. All I'm trying to say is, the guitar doesn't really have much in the way of play wear, so don't let those dings make you think its worn out. Look closely at the pictures, its not a closet queen and does have its fair share of chips, dings and dents.

If you're looking at prestige Ibanez you probably already know just how incredible these guitars they are making in japan are. The playability is second to none. This was made at the world renowned fujigen factory in 2002 by the serial number. Probably from one of the earliest runs of these getting ready for the 2003 model year. The color is grey nickel, sort of a light silver color. 

This is set up with an Edge pro bridge, which again, if you know ibanez, you know is a great trem. The H-S-H set up for the pickups is surprisingly versatile, and I gotta say, for stock pickups they sound pretty good. I was thinking I was going to replace them going in, but they impressed me so they got to stay. I don't have the tremolo arm for the guitar, didn't get one with it, so I don't have one to include. This guitar does have the ever elusive locking nuts though, so its not all bad.

You have 3 days to pay after buying before I relist it and flag the non-payment, just don't have time for time wasters. I'm only shipping in the United States, I do not have, and will not get a CITES permit for export, so please do not buy this item if you are not located in the United States. If you have any questions be sure to send a message before you buy. Thanks for reading the whole description, please enjoy the list of specs below.