Gallery
Description
Features
Warranty
Reviews
Q&A
Ibanez

collapse expand iconDescription

Ibanez' folk line contains high-quality instruments that combine classic craftsmanship and sophisticated modern technology to create authentic, inspiring, great-sounding and easy-playing instruments that authoritatively produce the sound of classic American acoustic music. The M700AVS is an arch top F-style mandolin with a Solid Spruce top and Solid Flamed Maple back and sides. This finely crafted mandolin features incredible procection for soloing and chopping. The F-Style is the standard for bluegrass and is renowned for its punchy presence and full, bouyant tone for single-string lead lines.
Ibanez M700AVS Spruce/Maple F-Style Mandolin Violin Sunburst
Ibanez M700AVS Spruce/Maple F-Style Mandolin Violin Sunburst

collapse expand iconFeatures

  • F-Style Mandolin
  • Solid Spruce Top
  • Solid Flamed Maple Back & Sides
  • Rosewood Fretboard
  • Rosewood Pickguard
  • Mahogany Bowl
  • Gold Open Gear Tuners
  • Antique Violin Sunburst Finish

collapse expand iconWarranty

Warranty terms vary. Check with manufacturer for specific product warranty.

Featured Articles

collapse expand iconReviews

2.5

2 Reviews

50%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Filters
Best Uses
  1. Back-Up1
Cons
  1. Not Consistent1
  2. parts and factory set-up1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced1
  2. Professional Musician1
Pros
  1. Good Tone1

Reviewed by 2 customers

  • Ibanez Quality Control

    1

    submitted4 years ago

    byDarin

    fromAlaska

    These appeared to be in the factory boxes. Upon opening the first I found a Crack in the top running from the neck towards the bass side of the bridge. Musicians friend sent me a second one and upon inspection noted two cracks in the binding on the treble side a closer look showed the neck was cra ked where it meets the body.

  • solid daily driver mandolin

    4

    submitted7 years ago

    byDave. Just Dave.

    fromDixie

    I bought this as a student mandolin for my middle school age child. With a fair amount of attention to set up it is a very respectable mandolin for the $. If I was going to gig it I'd consider replacing the tuners and maybe the bridge but it is as good a mandolin as I've played in it's weight class. My usual workaday mandolin is a late 1950's Gibson and this does not have the 'woody' tone of that instrument by any means but it is bright clear and on pitch throughout the fretboard. The fit and finish is far better than the other imports I looked at in the same price range.

  • Previous
  • 1
  • Next

collapse expand iconQ&A

Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

No results but…

You can be the first to ask a new question.

It may be Answered within 48 hours.