■Description

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Ibanez  MMN1-TAB Transparent Aqua Blue Martin Miller Signature Model From JAPAN

Features

Martin Miller, an Ibanez signature artist and teacher, is a guitarist from Leipzig, Germany, and is a multi-genre player who has been closely associated with the Ibanez AZ series since its development.

In recent years, he has been busy teaching as a guitar teacher at the Carl Maria von Weber College of Music, traveling around the world giving clinics, and producing and mixing instructional video albums at JTCguitar.com.

This MMN1 is Martin's new signature model following MM1/MM7.

Major features

■Rosewood fretboard with Stainless Frets

Made of rosewood, which has a well-balanced sound character and warm tone.

It is the perfect material for AZ-N, which was developed with a focus on clean tones that can be used in a wider range of genres.

■Compound Radius (228mm to 305mm) Fretboard

Compound radius fingerboard that can be used for both tight chord form in the low position and lead play on the high frets.

■Non recessed bridge cavity

There is no recess on the top surface of the body.

Because the bridge plate and the guitar body are in direct contact, it is characterized by improved expressiveness of the strength and weakness of the sound, improved reproduction of playing nuances, and excellent resonance.

■5 tremolo springs w/muting rubber

A 5-piece spring is used to more effectively transmit string vibrations to the body.

Equipped with a rubber spring mute installed to suppress spring resonance/resonance.

■Gotoh T1702B tremolo bridge

This is a T1702B tremolo bridge that uses a brass saddle inertia block that features a warm, bright tone and good resonance.

With a narrow spacing design of 10.5mm between strings, we pursue the ease of picking across strings required by players who frequently use skipping and hybrid picking.

In addition, it uses an arm socket that can be used with the Ibanez Edge tremolo arm and ultra light tremolo arm.

It is possible to attach the arm with a snap-in without having to turn it in like a conventional arm.

You can easily adjust the torque of the tremolo arm by rotating the torque cap on the arm attachment part. In addition, a stud lock mechanism is also included as standard, which greatly contributes to tuning stability and resonance by firmly fixing the instrument with a set screw embedded in the stud.

■Seymour Duncan Fortuna pickups

Compared to the Hyperion, which was jointly developed with Seymour Duncan as a dedicated pickup for AZ, this pickup was developed for a more natural clean tone that can be used in a wide range of genres, and for easier play and nuance.

AZ-N exclusive pickup released: Fortuna.

This is a medium output pickup that is compatible with various pedal effects that can be used depending on the scene.

■AZ Oval C S-TECH WOOD Roasted Maple 1pc neck

This is an original neck shape created by measuring and analyzing the neck grips of dozens of guitars, both in-house and from other companies.

This is a comfort grip that is shaped so that it falls gently from the adhesive surface of the fingerboard and neck to the fingerboard edge, and the fingerboard edge is rounded.

The shape is accurately and reliably reproduced by ball milling.

Uses maple wood treated with ESTECH, a nitrogen heat treatment technology.

Wood treated with ESTEC has characteristics such as shape stability, durability against warping, water resistance, and resistance to temperature changes, and the technology has been patented in Japan.

■Luminlay side dot inlay

It uses 3.0mm diameter phosphorescent material dots and positions that boast high visibility and can cope with performance environments that change rapidly due to lighting and other factors.

You'll never lose sight of the sound you want to play even on a dark stage.

■An ergonomic body back contour

It has an original body shape that aims for a contemporary design.

The thin body contour and large elbow contour create a sense of unity between the player and the guitar, greatly contributing to improved playability.

In addition, the deep constriction of the body makes it easy to handle when held or on stage, and provides high playability.

The radius of the corners on the front and back of the body is different, resulting in an ergonomic design that allows you to feel the fit the moment you hold the guitar, regardless of whether you're sitting or standing.

■Super All Access Neck Joint

This is a Super All Access neck joint that achieves high playability by carving a step from the back of the body with a height difference of 8mm, and by finishing the joint with the neck with a spherical surface.

The cutaway on the bass string side is designed to be shallow, and by maximizing the area between the body and neck, it maintains high playability while also achieving both good sustain and resonance.

■Bone nut

Adopts oil-impregnated cow bone nuts.

It has a smooth nut that greatly contributes to tuning stability, and a resonance similar to that of a vintage guitar.

■Gotoh MG-T locking machine heads

In pursuit of convenience when changing strings, it is equipped with Gotoh's MG-T locking machine head, which has a reputation for tuning stability.

The structure allows you to easily lock the strings passed through the post holes by turning the dial with your finger.

Martin Miller BIOGRAPHY

"My name is Martin Miller, and I'm a professional guitar player from Germany. I grew up surrounded by music, so I decided to play the guitar when I was in elementary school. By the time I was in my late teens, I started playing guitar. I wanted to learn the guitar seriously, so after attending music school for several years, I enrolled in the most famous Carl Maria von Weber College of Music in Dresden.At that time, I devoted all my time to music and the guitar. I was able to gain invaluable experience by playing in many bands and collaborating with many musicians. (After 5 years of music theory research, I graduated in 2010 with guitar and music pedagogy. degree)

Lately, I've been doing a lot of work, traveling around the world for guitar clinics, equipment demonstrations, and mixing sessions. I'm also a regular member of Jamtrackcentral.com, and my first solo album was released in 2013 on JTC Records, which featured a lot of really cool players (Federico Malaman, Ricky Quagliato, etc.) Masu. I'm also a member of the Tom Goetze Band, which released a live album called "Bass Shuttle."

From 2012, I participated in an international tour featuring my original songs, visiting countries outside of Europe, the United States, Thailand, and Russia. I recently started a new band project, which will include Sebastian Lanser (Dr.) from Panzerballett and Anton Davidyants (Bas.) from Impact Fuze. Additionally, Tom Quayle and I went on a duo tour in 2014, and the album I produced with him was released in 2015. Concerts and guitar clinics have been held throughout Europe and in Japan.

The musicians I have played with, recorded with, and had lessons with:

Federico Malaman, Riccardo Quagliato, Anton Davidyants, Gergo Borlai, Hadrien Feraud, Sebastian Lanser, Tom Goetze, Heiko Jung, Michal Skulski, Marius Leicht, Till Broenner, Stephan Bormann, Guthrie Govan, Marco Sfogli, Kiko Loureiro, Feodor Dosumov, Ricky Bertuzzi , Daniele Gottardo, Matthias "IA" Eklundh, Atma Anur, Stu Hamm, Tom Quayle, Rick Graham, Andy Wood, Wolfgang Schmid, Matthias Baetzel and many more.

Martin Miller is a professional guitar player from Leipzig, Germany, an Ibanez signature artist, and a teacher. (Also responsible for music production and vocals)

In recent years, he has been busy teaching as a guitar teacher at the Carl Maria von Weber College of Music, traveling the world with the Ibanez Guitar Clinic, and producing/producing/mixing instructional videos/albums at JTCguitar.com. His live session videos can be seen on Youtube as the Martin Miller Session Band.

Detailed information

Neck Type: AZ Oval C S-TECH WOOD Roasted Maple neck

Body: Flamed Maple (4mm) top / African Mahogany body

Fretboard: Rosewood fretboard w/Abalone dot inlay & Luminlay side dots inlay

Fret: Jumbo Stainless Steel frets w/Prestige fret edge treatment

Tuning Machine: Gotoh MG-T locking machine heads

Nut: Bone

Bridge: Gotoh T1702B bridge

Neck Pickup: Seymour Duncan Fortuna(S) neck pickup

Middle Pickup: Seymour Duncan Fortuna(S) middle pickup

Bridge Pickup: Seymour Duncan Fortuna(H) bridge pickup

Controls, Pickup selector: 1 Volume, 1 Tone, 5way lever switch

Other Switches: dyna-MIX9 switching system w/Alter Switch

Hardware Color: Chrome

String gauge: .010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046

Neck Dimensions

Scale: 648mm/25.5

Width at Nut: 42mm

Width at End Fret: 56.4mm

Thickness at 1st: 20.5mm

Thickness at 12th: 22.5mm

Radius: 228mm to 305mm COMPOUND R

Hard case included

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