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Ibanez built the AZ2204ICM as part of the AZ Prestige Series, positioning it toward players seeking a professionally appointed electric guitar within the Prestige tier of their lineup. The Ice Blue Metallic finish was the defining cosmetic identifier for this variant within the AZ2204 family.
The guitar was constructed with an alder body and an AZ Oval C profile neck fashioned from S-TECH WOOD roasted maple, continuing onto a roasted maple fretboard with black dot inlays. Fret work consisted of jumbo stainless steel frets across a 305mm radius board, with a 42mm bone nut at the headstock end and a measured width of 56.4mm at the 22nd fret. Neck thickness ran 20.5mm at the first fret and 22.5mm at the twelfth. The scale length was 648mm (25.5 inches). Tremolo duties were handled by a Gotoh T1802 bridge with 10.5mm string spacing. The three-pickup configuration paired two Seymour Duncan Hyperion single-coil units at the neck and middle positions with a Seymour Duncan Hyperion humbucker at the bridge; all three are passive Alnico designs. All hardware was finished in chrome.
Owners sourcing replacement parts should note that the Gotoh T1802 tremolo, Seymour Duncan Hyperion pickup series, and bone nut dimensions are well-documented reference points for locating compatible components; a qualified luthier or guitar technician can advise on fit and setup specifics for this instrument.
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