Body: the top, back, and sides show some light scuff marks and scratches with the most noticeable located near the bottom strap hook--light buckle rash; the electronics cover and tremolo cover shows some very light scratches on them
Neck, Fretboard, and Headstock: the fretboard has a couple of small dents along the treble side edge between the 15th and 17th frets; the back of the neck has a few very small scratches and dings that are almost unnoticeable to the touch and should not affect comfort or playability; the front, back, and sides of the headstock have some easily noticeable scuff marks and scrapes, plus the truss rod cover is missing
Action and Playability: the action is nice and low, plus the neck is straight and the truss rod functions flawlessly
Frets: light wear
Hardware: the bridge has a couple of small scratches on it, but the saddles look virtually flawless---the tremolo arm is missing; the tuners have a few very small scuff marks and scratches on them
Electronics: all functions flawlessly
Includes: electric guitar (tremolo arm and case/gig bag not included)
The GSA 60 was one of the original models in Ibanez's SA series and has been in production since 2000, making it the longest running models in the series and one of the longest continuous production runs across the entire Ibanez line. The GSA 60 is among the most affordable of the SA series and S family. Notable differences with other SA models are the agathis body (later replaced by mahogany) and the placement of the output jack which is on the side of the body rather than the top. Other features are Ibanez pickups and a synchronized tremolo bridge. On a budget, but still wanna rock? This Ibanez Gio is your ticket to shred!
