Electric Guitars

The Iron Label line was originally developed with metal and nothing but metal in mind. We modded and tweaked until we got to the heaviest-hitting metal axes we’ve ever built. They’re purposefully spartan, and you won’t find a feature here that doesn't contribute directly to a bone rattling, earth shattering tones these guitars pump out. Carrying forward that same philosophy, the next generation of Iron Label guitars take this raw metal energy to a completely new level. They sport totally blacked out looks, and their supercharged electronics amounting to some of the heaviest-swinging metal axes we’ve ever produced.

Schecter's Demon Series guitars come armed with dual Schecter Active pickups, Schecter tuners, and a variety of bridges. With Black satin finishes, and certain models carrying Schecter's 1-ply aged binding, these guitars are for the darkest of souls! Gothic cross inlays and black chrome hardware round out this guitars aesthetic appeal, while of course being held to Schecter's highest quality inspections and setups.

The RG is the most recognizable and distinctive guitar in the Ibanez line. Three decades of metal have forged this high-performance machine, honing it for both speed and strength. Whether you favour a hardtail (fixed) bridge or Ibanez's industry-leading locking tremolo system, the RG is a precision instrument.

- Iron Label - The Iron Label line was originally developed with metal and nothing but metal in mind. Ibanez modded and tweaked until they got to the heaviest-hitting metal axes ever built. They’re purposefully spartan, and you won’t find a feature here that doesn't contribute directly to a bone rattling, earth shattering tones these guitars pump out. Carrying forward that same philosophy, the next generation of Iron Label guitars take this raw metal energy to a completely new level. They sport totally blacked out looks, and their supercharged electronics amounting to some of the heaviest-swinging metal axes Ibanez have ever produced.

The Peavey HP-2 seamlessly blends timeless design with modern innovation, a true embodiment of Peavey’s legacy of excellence. A genuine masterpiece, every detail is fine-tuned for effortless playability and soaring sonic enjoyment. A Roasted Maple neck, Peavey licensed Floyd Rose tremolo bridge, and custom wound pickups set it apart from the crowd. The HP 2's sleek, asymmetrical body design and meticulously carved top ensure unparalleled comfort and balance, making it a joy to play for hours on end.

The SN-1000HT Silver Blast features a striking sandblasted finish over a swamp ash body, delivering both unique aesthetics and resonant tone. Built with bolt-on construction at a 25.5” scale, it offers a comfortable playing experience, perfect for various musical styles. The roasted maple neck enhances stability and adds a smooth feel for fast playing.

The Macassar ebony fingerboard includes a compound radius, with a scalloped section from frets 17-22 for effortless bending and precise articulation in the upper register. It also features 22 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets and elegant mother-of-pearl dot inlays, ensuring durability and style.

Key hardware includes a Hipshot hardtail bridge with string-thru-body design for enhanced sustain and tuning stability, LTD locking tuners for precise tuning, and a black bone nut, providing consistent tone and reliability during intense performances.

The SN-1000HT is equipped with a pair of Fishman Fluence Modern 3-Voice Humbucker pickups, with a ceramic pickup in the bridge and an alnico pickup in the neck. Push-pull controls allow users to select different voicings, offering a wide range of tonal options for clean, crunch, and high-gain sounds.

Roasted Maple neck. Roasted Maple fretboard. Jumbo frets. Alder body. DiMarzio® The Cruiser® /AT-1™ pickups. Gotoh® MG-T locking machine heads. Wilkinson® WV6-SB tremolo. Coil-tap switch. Gig bag included.

The Schecter C-7 PRO 7 string electric guitar in the Aurora Burst finish

With perhaps the exception of the RG and several legendary signature models, there are few guitars more integral to the identity of Ibanez than the Iceman.
With its sweeping lines and dramatic appearance, this model was first unveiled to the world in 1977 and later adopted the Iceman name in 1978.
Notable models include the IC100, IC300, ICT700, and signature offshoots like the PS10 and Fireman.
With its storied history and iconic status, the Iceman remains a fixture in countless guitar collections, inspiring artistic creativity around the world.

The Schecter Reaper-6 Elite electric guitar in the Blood Burst finish, featuring an ebony fretboard, wenge neck, Khaya African mahogany body, quilted maple top and a pair of Schecter USA San Andreas pickups.

Taking adaptability to new extremes, the AZ series has established itself and carved out a place that spans everything from the warmest blues licks, to the most intense, shred-heavy metal riffs. Carrying this ethos forward, the AZ line embodies time-tested Ibanez innovation and player-focused features like a smooth, oval neck grip, a well-balanced asymmetrical body shape, and the neck heel allowing for unrivalled playability.