1982 Ibanez Japan DT100 Single Humbucker Destroyer (Metallic Black)

1982 Ibanez Japan DT100 Single Humbucker Destroyer (Metallic Black)The DT100 is a Destroyer series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 1983. It was made in Japan as part of the X series of pointy guitars. The DT100 features an Explorer shaped basswood body with a birch top and creme binding bolted to a maple neck with a 21 fret rosewood fingerboard with white dot position markers. Components include a single Ibanez V2 humbucking pickup mounted at the bridge in a plastic pickup ring, a

we had this one professionally refinished prior to listing as the previous finish (which was the same colour) was covered in stickers

generic tuners and a Stratocaster style tremolo system

-cleaned and demagnetized tape heads

24" scale length with a rosewood fingerboard and maple neck

Very good used condition for a 30+ year old Fender

it's built with a different body and features the "Les Paul Model" text on the headstock along with a different factory hardware loadout (like the Grover tuners)

but have that vintage Japanese charm about them and feature a slight V shape on the neck profile

Made in Korea by the Unsung factory in 2006

the neck is very clean with some light wear to the frets

it weighs a beefy 3

controlled by a three-way selector

the Leo-J2 has a solid spruce top with a figured mahogany back/sides