Made in 1973 during their famous 'lawsuit' period, the 2355 by Ibanez is their 'homage' of a Gibson ES-175 style hollow body guitar.

During the '70s Ibanez introduced many various copies of famous instruments with the idea of manufacturing top-quality handmade instruments in Japan that could rival their American counterparts, and the 2355 was no different.

The 2355 features a full-sized, single cutaway, full hollow body design with an arched laminated maple top with ƒ holes and multi-layer binding and maple back and mahogany sides mated to a set-in one-piece mahogany neck with an open-book headstock design and a 20-fret rosewood fingerboard with binding and mother of pearl split Parallelogram position markers.

Components include dual Ibanez Super 70 humbucking pickups with individual volume and tone controls; a height-adjustable ebony bridge with a T-bar trapeze tailpiece; a bone nut; a black wide bevel 5-ply pickguard, Sure Grip III knobs and chrome individual tuning machines.

For it's age, this guitar has been remarkably well kept, with little to no wear to be shown.

Comes with it's own deluxe shaped case.