Ibanez K5 Fieldy Signature

Fieldy knows exactly what he wants when choosing. Ibanez. A very lightweight instrument with a heavy sound. One of the key elements behind the success of one of the most influential bands in the 90s new metal wave. Reginald's best-kept secret. Mahogany body, with a five-piece maple and bubinga neck. Active ADX5N pickups at the neck and ADX5B at the bridge.

Destructive output. Die-Cast EB-7 bridge, with 16.5mm string spacing. Three-band Vari-Mid III EQ. Controls include volume, pickup balance, concentric bass and treble control, and concentric midrange and midrange focus control. A massive dose of crushing low frequencies.

• Signature Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu
• 5-string electric bass
• Color: Flat Black
• ADX5-B + ADX5-N pickups
• Vari-Mid III EQ
• Hardware: Matte black
• Nato body
• Rosewood fingerboard
• K5 5-piece maple and walnut neck
• Special K5 inlay
• 24 Medium frets
• Die-Cast EB-7 bridge
• Bolt-on neck construction
• Includes case

About Ibanez Signature

The Signature series features several Ibanez models tailored to the specific needs of each artist with varying degrees of modifications. The core idea behind Signature guitars is that the artist can replace "their" guitar anywhere in the world, and the player can own the same model as their idol. Many features from the Signature guitars have now made their way into standard production.

About Ibanez

Ibanez is a guitar and bass manufacturer based in Japan. The name comes from the Spanish luthier Salvador Ibáñez, whose exceptional guitars were distributed in Japan by Hoshino Gakki. The 1929 recession impacted the company, leading to its closure in 1933. With the Japanese market left underserved, the importer decided in 1935 to start manufacturing Spanish-style guitars independently, distributing them under the name "Ibanez Salvador." The name was later shortened to "Ibanez."