Our Custom Made Paul Stanley PS 10 Specifications

	Body Wood:	Mahogany
	Neck Wood:	Mahogany
	Construction:	Set-in
	Fretboard:	Ebony
	Inlays:	Abalone Block Inlays
	Binding:	Abalone
	Scale Length:	24.75"
	Frets:	22
	Pickguard:	Chrome
	Pickups:	2 Wilkinson Humbuckers
	Controls:	2 Volume, 1 Tone
	Switch:	3-Way Toggle Switch
	Bridge:	T-O-M and Stop Tailpiece
	Hardware:	Chrome Finish
	Finish:	Black
	Strings:	D'Addario

 

Paul Stanley PS 10 Player

 

Paul Stanley, formerly called Stanley Harvey Eisen, born in Queens, New York in the U. s. on Jan . 20, 1952, was the famous band KISS's main member, vocalist and guitarist. Paul Stanley is quite skilled in music, he isn't only a great singer, guitarist, but also has a powerful music design abilities. Most of KISS' songs had been made by him or co-authored together with other people, such as "Rock and Roll all Nite", "Hard Luck Woman", "I Was Made For Lovin 'You "," Crazy Crazy Nights "and" Forever "and so on, the" God of the Thunder " created by him had become a symbolic of Gene Simmons.

 

Paul Stanley PS 10

 

For many guitar collectors, Paul Stanley Ibanez, or Paul Stanley model, is almost certainly the most favorite instrument they are trying to find. This guitar was released in 1977, popularized following the rock band KISS. In the Japan trip of KISS in 1976, Ibanez connected with Paul and provided him a opportunity to make his own signature guitar. Paul favored the shape of the Artist 2663, and did some changes; therefore his ideas had been shown in ps10. The ps10 initially showed up in Ibanez product list in 1978. Actually, prior to the list came into being, it's marketed already.

 

A very early this Paul Stanley Iceman Guitar shown in the picture was ever auctioned $5878 on Ebay.

 

In the following four years, Paul Stanley (rhythm guitar, vocals) played the Paul Stanley Iceman Guitar. In the album KISS ALIVE II, there is a short section played with this Paul Stanley Iceman Guitar. The retail price of this edition was $ 695 in 1978, and it was discontinued in 1981. In 1995, ps10 was updated into ps10-ii. In 1996, another PS was unveiled, that is PS10-LTD (or Limited). It sold well, because in 1997, one more Paul Stanley Iceman Guitar edition appeared in the list, it’s called PS10-CL (or Classic). The biggest difference between them is that PS10-II was made in Korea, LTD and Classic was made in Japan. All features are exactly the same as the original 1978 edition (like the Gibraltar Bridge and Quick Change tailpiece). Although there is "Paul Stanley" inlays at the 21st fret in the picture, but most are not produced this way, apparently, the South Korean factories got some problem with it so they decided not to do like this.

 

 

And at that time, you could directly buy a Paul Stanley Ibanez from Paul Stanley when Paul Stanley Ibanez was only $ 2000; while the Classic was $ 1800 (each had his signature certificate). But this Paul Stanley Iceman Guitar was discontinued in 1998. It’s said that he and his partners bought all the rest of Paul Stanley model from Ibanez, and how he’d like to make use of these guitars had always been a mystery. In 1999, Paul Stanley stopped cooperating with Ibanez and turned to Washburn Guitars and soon created a new PS model, which looks cool, too.

 

For the above mentioned features, we had a deep research and investigation on the original Paul Stanley Ibanez Guitar, and replicated Paul Stanley Ibanez in a cost-effective way.

 

 

 

 

As we batch manufactured the Paul Stanley PS 10 replicas, the inventory is limited. If you're interested in Paul Stanley Ibanez, please don’t hesitate to contact us immediately.

 

 

 

 

 

Our PS-10 Iceman is built with the selected South -African top grade abalone shell, pure handmade crafts skills, and this craftwork extremely wastes time and energy.

 

Lefty is also available.

 

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