Ibanez
Ibanez PIA3761-SLW Steve Vai Signature Stallion White w/OHSC
$3,495.00
Available
- ConditionExcellent
- StoreOrange
- CaseOHSC
Specifications
Instrument
- Model
- Ibanez PIA3761-SLW Steve Vai Signature Stallion White
- Condition
- Excellent
- Store
- Orange
Measurements
- Nut width (in)
- 1.71
- Neck depth, 1st fret (in)
- 0.76
- Neck depth, 12th fret (in)
- 0.83
- Weight
- 8lbs
Construction
- Body
- Alder
- Neck
- Maple/Walnut
- Fingerboard
- Rosewood
- Frets
- 24 Jumbo Stainless Steel Frets
Hardware & electronics
- Pickups
- Dimarzio Utopia Pickups, Ceramic In Bridge And Neck, Alnico In Middle
Case
- Case
- OHSC
Description
Ibanez PIA3761-SLW Steve Vai Signature Stallion White w/OHSC
This Guitar Is In Excellent Condition With Some Minimal Wear Visible (See Photos)
Missing Tone Knob Top
PIA 5-Piece Maple/Walnut Neck
Rosewood Fretboard PIA Blossom Inlay
Edge Tremolo Bridge
Neck Depth At 1st Fret 0.76", At 12th Fret 0.83"
Comes With Original Hardshell Case
A true modern masterpiece, this Ibanez PIA3761-SLW Steve Vai Signature represents the evolution of one of the most iconic signature guitars ever created. Finished in breathtaking Stallion White, the PIA ("Paradise In Art") combines world-class craftsmanship, cutting-edge performance, and unmistakable Steve Vai styling into a guitar built without compromise. Featuring DiMarzio UtoPIA pickups, a lightning-fast Prestige neck, stainless steel frets, and the legendary Edge tremolo system, it delivers incredible clarity, sustain, and expressive range for everything from fluid leads to crushing rhythm work. The exclusive Petal Grip, Blossom inlays, and gold hardware make it as visually stunning as it is inspiring to play. Complete with its original hardshell case, this is a top-tier Japanese-built Ibanez designed for serious players, collectors, and Vai enthusiasts alike.
The PIA3761 was developed directly with Steve Vai as the successor to his legendary JEM models, incorporating new features such as the Petal Grip, DiMarzio UtoPIA pickups, and redesigned aesthetics while retaining the performance that made the original Vai signatures famous.