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A perfect first step on the road to rock. In the guitar world, big names don't come much bigger than Paul Gilbert. With the Ibanez PGMM11 miKro, the sheriff of shred provides the perfect short-scale solution for a new generation of mini-shredders. Its shorter scale length, petite body-size and classic Ibanez double-cutaway design mean the PGMM miKro series is as fun to play as it is to look at - an ideal jumping off point for new guitarists, young and old.
But don't let this small guitar's small price tag fool you - its Ibanez Infinity-R pickups pack a sonic punch to rival many pricier guitars. And with a 5-way pickup selector, you have a world of tonal choices at the flick of a switch! A spectacular Jewel Blue paint job completes the package, featuring Gilbert's iconic f-hole detailing in a stunning hot pink. Top-notch materials, high end features and time-tested Ibanez construction mean the PGMM11 is a pocket-sized powerhouse that will blow your mind without blowing your budget.
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Paul Gilbert's virtuoso style has wowed audiences for decades. And of course, with a heritage like this, the miKro handles soaring lead licks with ease. But its Ibanez Infinity-R pickups are no one-trick pony, giving life to twinkling clean sounds, and bringing the chug when you need it.
Recent years have seen a revolution in guitar timber. The PGMM11 miKro highlights two of the rising stars of the ever-expanding range of construction materials. Its basswood body provides a warm and balanced tone, and has featured in signature models from guitar giants like Steve Vai and Joe Satriani. Conversely, the hard-wearing jatoba fretboard is rock-solid, giving a pleasing treble boost, as well as acting as a sustainable alternative to rosewood.
Paul first made a name for himself in the 1980s as the virtuosic fret master of both Mr Big and Racer X. But it was his career-defining leap into solo artistry with the 1998 album "King of Clubs" that really loosened the reins and allowed him to showcase his songwriting prowess alongside his undeniable guitar skill. No less than 14 further solo albums followed and with "Werewolves of Portland" slated for a winter 2020 release, he shows no signs of slowing down.