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Zeerust (North West)
Ibanez Gio Custom 6 string Electric Guitar 100 persent working Condition
R 2.000
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East London (Eastern Cape)
Ibanez Gio GSR 200 Strings 70% Fair use, no chips in paint Recently serviced so all working order Used in the following video if you would like to hear the sound https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqcoPnHiqz8
R 2.000
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Witbank (Mpumalanga)
Ibanez GIO sound gear 4 string bass guitar 3 way switches 22 frets Humbucker pickups
R 3.500
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Jeffreys Bay (Eastern Cape)
Selling a Ibanez Gio left hand guitar. Guitar is in all round good condition All knobs and selector work. Bolt on neck and solid body.
R 2.499
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Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape)
Excellent condition Ibanez Gio Electric. Great condition, hardly used. Bass Guitar with padded Rockbag. Solid body with a great sound. Very versatile for all genres of music with a stylish deep red finish. Really good entry-mid level bass. Plays perfectly. Price (Negotiable) Delivery can be arranged.
R 2.700
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Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape)
Ibanez GARTS70-CA Gio electric guitar has a solid single cut basswood body with dual humbucker pickups with rose maple finger board. Hard case I included in price. Faults: one chip on the nut right by the E string (see in pictures). Easy fix, but I've played it this way for many shows without any issues Only serious buyers please. This one isn't an easy sell for me. whatsapp me.
R 4.000
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Vryburg (North West)
Gio GSR206 6-String Bass Guitar Specifications: Neck Type: 1-piece GSR6 maple neck Body: Agathis body Frets: Medium frets Bridge: B16 bridge (16.5mm string spacing) Neck Pickup: DXH-6N Bridge Pickup: DXH-6B Equalizer: Phat II EQ Hardware color: Chrome Controls: EQ: 1 x Phat II EQ Volume: 2 (Neck, Bridge) Tone: 1 Neck Dimensions Scale: 34" (864mm) Width at Nut: 54mm Width at Last Fret: 83mm Thickness at 1st Fret: 21mm Thickness at 12th Fret: 22mm Radius: 400mm
R 3.700
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Stellenbosch (Western Cape)
Brand New
Features: B10 bridge The B10 bridge allows fully adjustable intonation and solid tuning stability.
SPEC:
Neck Type: GSR4 Maple neck
Top/Back/Body: Poplar body
Fretboard: Treated New Zealand Pine White dot inlay
Fret: Medium frets
Bridge: B10 bridge (19mm string spacing)
Neck Pickup: Std. J neck pickup Passive
Bridge Pickup: Std. J bridge pickup Passive
Hardware Color: Black
Includes: Black and Red Ibanez Shoulder Strap
R 2.500
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South Africa (All cities)
Buy Beautiful Ibanez Acoustic Guitar + Including Hard Case for R3,500.00
R 3.500
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Bloemfontein (Free State)
Ibanez Gio GAX30 + Marshall MG30FX 30 Watt amp. Guitar is still new
R 4.000
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Grahamstown (Eastern Cape)
Selling My Ibanez Gio GRG150DXB BKF. Guitar plays like a dream. It's great for Heavy and even clean tones. Action has been set perfectly with no fret buzz & its fitted with a fresh pack if d'addario regular light gauge strings Unfortunately, the guitar has a few scratch marks on the body, but nothing a good polish won't get rid off Other than that, the electronics, hardware and everything else is in perfect working order Can be posted anywhere at the buyers expense Contact No / Whatsapp: 081 391 1351
R 1.500
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Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape)
Hardly used Ibanez electric guitar that needs a new home. Lovely black and sleek design. Hard cover Rockcase, brass slider and amp connection included. Can include a guitar strap
R 6.000
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Paarl (Western Cape)
Ibanez Gio Guitar Ibanez 10W amp Zoom multi effects pedal Strap, Tuner, cables and bag included. Bag zipper is broken.
R 2.600
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Tzaneen (Limpopo)
Ibanez PF series PF15ECE acoustic electric with hard case for sale. Earthwood light strings. Only selling because I literally never play this guitar. Willing to courier at buyer's expense.
R 2.500
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Grahamstown (Eastern Cape)
Ibanez Concord 751 (late 1970s/early 1980s) with hard case. Guitar in excellent condition. Case has two clasps that need replacing.
R 6.500
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