Made in 1983
The "Destroyer", an unusual model classified as Ibanez's modified model "X Series", is now in stock!
The Destroyer, which was originally released in the mid-70s, was a complete Explorer copy model, but a lawsuit from Gibson forced it to be renewed.
At that time, "Destroyer II" was born, and this shape is here.
The lineup includes a 2-ham DT200 and a 1-ham DT100, and the catalog includes the ``Iconoclastic System'' and ``Mode! To the troubled people who can't understand the word at all. This device had an indescribably strong catchphrase.
As its appearance suggests, it has an intense rock sound that seems to be "destructive."
Although there are some slight scratches, there is little damage considering the model year and it looks relatively clean.
The truss rod is approaching its limit in the forward warping correction direction (tightening side), but correction is still possible. There is plenty of room in the reverse warp correction direction.
The warp of the neck has been adjusted using a rod, but when I adjusted the treble strings to be straight, the bass strings were slightly warped. There is no problem with playing.
There is some slight wear on the frets, but there is enough left and there is no problem with playing.
[Weight] Approx. 4.2kg