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At A Glance

Neck Type
PM / African Mahogany / set-in neck
Top/Back/Side
Maple top / Maple back / Maple sides
Fretboard
Bound Ebony / Acrylic & Abalone block inlay
Fret
Medium frets / Prestige fret edge treatment
Number of Frets
22
Bridge
Gotoh GE103B bridge
String Space
10.4mm
Tailpiece
PM tailpiece
Neck Pickup
Silent 58 (H) neck pickup (Passive/Alnico)
Factory Tuning
1E, 2B, 3G, 4D, 5A, 6E
String Gauge
.011/.015/.022w/.030/.040/.050
Nut
Bone nut
Hardware Color
Gold
Scale
628mm/24.7"
A : Width
43mm at NUT
B : Width
57mm at 22F
C : Thickness
21mm at 1F
D : Thickness
23mm at 12F
Radius
305mmR
A : Length
20"
B : Width
16 1/2"
C : Max Depth
4 1/4"
Finish
Natural
Body Style
Hollow Body
Description

Ibanez built the PM200NT as part of the PM Signature Series, positioning it as a hollow body electric guitar within that line. The Natural finish is indicated in the product name.

The instrument was constructed with a maple top, back, and sides, paired with a set-in PM neck of African mahogany. The bound ebony fretboard carried acrylic and abalone block inlays across 22 medium frets, finished with Prestige fret edge treatment. Hardware ran throughout in gold, including a Gotoh GE103B bridge with 10.4mm string spacing, a PM tailpiece, and a bone nut set at 43mm width. The neck pickup was a passive, Alnico-magnet Silent 58 humbucker. Scale length measured 628mm (24.7"), with a neck thickness of 21mm at the first fret and 23mm at the twelfth, a fretboard radius of 305mmR, and a body max depth of 4¼". The guitar left the factory strung with .011–.050 gauge strings in standard tuning.

Owners seeking replacement parts — including bridge saddles compatible with the Gotoh GE103B, period-correct gold hardware, or Silent 58 pickup equivalents — or needing setup and fret work, should consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with hollow body instruments.

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