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Deejayk Deejayk 23 January 2023
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Initial 2023 wiki updates are complete

The documentation of the initial batch of 2023 models and changes has been completed. The current tally for 2023 stands at 548 models, 37 of which are new and 38 of which are updated for the new model year. In addition new finishes are offered on at least 13 more models.

This year brought no major, wholesale changes to the lineup. The only new series added is the FRH series which is a new acoustic line based loosely on the Telecaster-inspired FR series solid-body models and teased late last year with Tim Henson's signature TOD10N.

The biggest retirements for 2023 include the AX guitar series and the Affirma bass series, both of which were likely fairly low-volume offerings.

Check out the full 2023 at Portal:2023.

 \m/ DeeJayKTalk! 15:30, 23 January 2023 (UTC)

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Deejayk Deejayk 17 June 2022
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2022 mid-year models are live

Over the last few weeks we've been putting the finishing touches on the 2022 mid-year models. While there's no doubt a few additional spot models will probably appear between now and the end of the year, we can be confident that the vast bulk of the 2022 models have now been captured.

For full details, see the 2022 portal.

 \m/ DeeJayKTalk! 02:50, 17 June 2022 (UTC)

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Deejayk Deejayk 30 January 2021
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Wiki updated for 2021

This morning I completed the task of updating the wiki for the 2021 models. This includes every stringed instrument sold by Ibanez: solid body electric guitars and basses, semi-hollow and hollow body electric guitars and basses, acoustic guitars and bass guitars, classical guitars, piccolo guitars, ukuleles, mandolins and banjos.

The 2021 lineup as of this moment consists of 539 models. Of these 70 are new for 2021 and 137 others have some changes from the previous year. 151 models were not carried over from 2020.

Check out the entire lineup in the 2021 Portal.

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