Ibanez AZ2204N Prestige Electric Guitar – Antique White Blonde (RMN)
Masterful Versatility, Premium Craftsmanship
The Ibanez AZ2204N Prestige is built for players who demand pro-level performance across any genre. From expressive blues phrasing to modern high-gain precision, this AZ model delivers exceptional adaptability thanks to its refined construction, premium electronics, and player-centred ergonomics.
Engineered in Japan with Ibanez’s renowned Prestige principles – Precision, Performance, and Playability – it’s an instrument designed for stage, studio, and lifelong reliability.
Roasted Maple Feel, Unmatched Comfort
A key highlight of the AZ2204N is its Oval C roasted S-TECH Maple neck, treated for maximum stability and a broken-in feel. The smooth oil finish, rounded fretboard edges, and Super All Access Neck Joint create a neck profile that feels exceptionally natural, encouraging fast, expressive playing across all 22 stainless-steel frets.
Balanced Tone With Premium Electronics
An Alder body provides clarity and warmth, complemented by a Seymour Duncan® Fortuna™ S-S-H pickup set. The dyna-MIX9 switching system expands your tonal palette with nine versatile voicings, giving everything from crisp single-coil sparkle to convincing humbucker fullness. Paired with the Gotoh® T1702B tremolo and Magnum Lock tuners, tuning stability and articulation remain impeccable.
Key Features
- Premium Japanese Prestige build for top-tier performance
- Oval C S-TECH roasted Maple neck with oil finish
- Seymour Duncan® Fortuna™ S-S-H pickups with dyna-MIX9 switching
- Alder body for balanced, resonant tone
- Gotoh® T1702B tremolo & Magnum Lock tuners for stability
- Compound radius fretboard (228-305mm)
- Luminlay side dots for visibility on dark stages
- Comes with an Ibanez hardshell case
Who This Guitar Is For
- Players needing premium versatility across multiple genres
- Session musicians seeking a stable, reliable touring instrument
- Guitarists wanting modern ergonomics with classic tonal options
- Fans of high-performance Japanese craftsmanship
- Players who value expanded switching and expressive tremolo use
