Detail 01
dyna-MIX10 system with Alter Switch
Provides ten tonal variations, including humbucker sounds and Power Tap single-coil-style voices.

Independent shopping perspective
Built with Martin Miller, the MM1 pairs a 4 mm flamed maple top and African mahogany body with an S-TECH roasted maple AZ Oval C neck and fretboard. Its two Seymour Duncan Hyperion Alnico V humbuckers work with Ibanez’s dyna-MIX10 system and Alter Switch, giving ten available voices that include humbucker and Power Tap single-coil-style options. The 24 jumbo stainless-steel frets, Gotoh T1802 tremolo, locking tuners, and Luminlay side dots place the emphasis on controlled, detailed electric-guitar work. A hardshell case is included.


Strong match
What matters in use
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Detail 01
Provides ten tonal variations, including humbucker sounds and Power Tap single-coil-style voices.
Detail 02
Uses machined titanium saddles, a steel tremolo block, and a snap-in tremolo arm.
Detail 03
The tuners are paired with the tremolo system for tuning stability during vibrato and heavier tremolo use.
Detail 04
The neck is equipped for precise playing across all 24 frets.
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Product questions
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It uses two passive Seymour Duncan Hyperion Alnico V humbuckers.
The dyna-MIX10 system with Alter Switch provides ten tonal variations.
Yes. The guitar comes with a hardshell case.
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