1989 Ibanez – Airfield AFD 5 Amber – ID 5452

Ibanez introduced the AFD5 from the short-lived Artfield series in 1989. These premium guitars had some innovations such as All Access neck jointmulti-piece necks, locking tuners and exotic woods.
The double cutaway mahogany body with a beautiful two-piece quilted maple top has two symmetrical horns. The bolt-on mahogany neck features a rosewood fingerboard with 24 frets and pearl dot inlays.
The entire Artfield series was discontinued in 1989.

This rare guitar has some slight signs of use, especially on the back and a V-shaped scratch in the "frame". The frets have slight notches, but you don't notice them when playing.

- Body: solid body mahogany
- Top: quilted maple
- Neck joint: screwed, AANJ (All Access Neck Joint)
- Neck: 5-piece mahogany with maple (medium "C")
- Fingerboard: rosewood with pearl dot inlays
- Frets: 24
- Scale length: 635mm / 25"
- Pickup: 2x Ultrasonic Ref 6 Humbucker
- Controls: Master Volume / Master Tone
- Switch: 3-way toggle pickup selector / series/parallel toggle
- Bridge: HQ synchronized tremolo
- Hardware color: Gold
- Tuning machines: Gotoh locking tuning machines
- made in Japan
- incl. Gigbag
- Weight: 3456 gram