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The MMM1 is a solid body electric guitar introduced by Ibanez for 2003. It is a signature guitar model of Mike Mushok, guitarist for the American rock band Staind. It is the sole model created by Ibanez for Mushok. It was produced in South Korea.
The MMM1 is based on the SZ series models, but is a baritone guitar with a 28-inch scale length. Other features include the neck through body construction, Ibanez made Super 58 Custom pickups and the Gibraltar Custom bridge specially introduced for the MMM1.
1.North America catalog (page 47)
2.USA catalog (page 43)
•2003 Europe catalog (page 24)
•MMM1 product page, Ibanez USA, archived June 2003
•2004 Asia & South America catalog (page 4)
•2005 Japan catalog (page 28)
Ibanez MMM1 Baritone. After using the Artist model for couple of years, Ibanez offered Mike a signature model. The guitar was based on the Ibanez SZ series model, but was a but is a baritone guitar with a 28-inch scale length.
Here’s a 2003 Ibanez Mike Mushok signature baritone guitar for sale (28” neck scale length). The guitar is in excellent shape for its age, only minimal wear (see photos for details). The guitar is all stock and comes with a gig bag.
For sale Ibanez MMM1 Mike Mushok signature Baritone guitar in very good condition. this guitar is very hard to find and one of its kind as it is a 6 string with 28 "scales. on the guitar there are the normal signs of use. Features: Body material: Mahogany Neck joint: Neck-thru Bridge: Gibraltar Custom fixed Hardware color: Chrome Neck type: MMM1
Ibanez MMM1 Mike Mushok Signature Baritone Electric Guitar Solid Body Electric Guitars The Ibanez Fandom wiki has a great deal of detail on the guitar itself, but also links to several archived pieces of promotional material around the launch of the signature model as well.
