Ibanez 2354

It is a copy of Gibson SG, and a good copy it is..
I believe mine is made in 1971. As far as I have been able to find out it was between '70 and '74, because there was some modifications before and after that period. Made in Japan. Solid body, mahogany I think.. 22 fret Rosewood fingerboard with pearloid inlays and white bound edges.
There are two humbuckers with separate volume & tone controls, and a 3-way switch. A bigsby-style trem with separate string tensioner.

It's got a beautifull rounded tone when playing clean, and heavy crunch when in OD. I play anything between sixties rock to metallica, and this guitar works great for anything. Specially Metallica sounds good...

I've had this guitar for 15-16 years, it was my first love. :-) when I got it it was a mess. The body was painted ugly by amateurs, the trem-arm missing, electrics a mess and the frets worn..
I've spendt a lot of time restoring it, and now it's in 90% perfect condition. Only the paint job is different from when it was new.
String action is very low, but not buzzing.
I don't know how good it was when it came from the factory, but now it's a good 10!

I have used it live, without backup, and will again. The guitar is older than me and still everything is working. All hardware is original, exept the 3-way switch. It has survived 33 years of (ab)use without breaking down, so I'm guessing it'll work for many more years.

Never dealt with support..

I've been playing for 15 years+-. Currently using my 2354, a hughes&kettner edition silver amp, metal zone, and a Ibanez grx170.
I would definitly try to get a new if it was stolen, but where..? :-\
I love the playability and the sound of this guitar. The neck is just perfect for me.
I have played on more guitars than i can remember since I started, but I always seem to end up with this one..