Ibanez LM10-MG

Ibanez LM10-MG review: what the specifications show

The Ibanez LM10-MG is a six-string electric guitar listed in Mint Green, with an alder body, roasted maple neck, and ebony fingerboard. Its specifications describe a familiar combination of a two-single-coil-and-one-humbucker pickup layout, a five-way selector, and a Gotoh tremolo. The listed price is 1599, but no currency is provided, so that figure cannot be compared accurately with prices in a specific market.

There are no customer reviews available for this model. That means there is no independent user feedback here on tuning stability, comfort, sound, finish quality, or reliability. The assessment below is limited to the published specifications, rather than claimed playing impressions.

Body, neck, and playing dimensions

The alder body has no listed top, so the finish and the wood itself define the stated body construction. The Mint Green color is the only finish detail supplied. There is no information about body weight, contouring, finish type, or whether the color is glossy or matte. Those details can affect day-to-day handling and appearance, but cannot be evaluated from the data provided.

The neck is specified as roasted maple, with an AZ Oval C profile. The fingerboard is ebony, with a 305 mm radius and 22 steel jumbo frets. These measurements offer a useful description of the neck's geometry, but they do not establish whether a particular player will find the shape or fret size comfortable. No fret dimensions, neck thickness measurements, or setup details are included.

The 648 mm scale length is a standard full-length specification for this style of electric guitar. The nut is 42 mm wide and made by Graph Tech. The combination gives shoppers concrete dimensions to compare against other instruments, while the missing measurements and setup information leave some questions for an in-person inspection. The listing also gives the neck wood once as maple and, in the more detailed specification, as roasted maple. Roasted maple is the more specific description used here.

Pickup layout and controls

The pickup set consists of two Seymour Duncan Alnico Fortuna single-coil pickups and one Seymour Duncan Alnico Fortuna humbucker. The HSS arrangement places the humbucker alongside two single-coil pickups, offering different pickup formats across the available switch positions. The specifications do not provide output readings, magnet details beyond Alnico, wiring diagrams, or tone samples. It would be speculative to describe the guitar's sound or claim that it suits a particular genre without those details or a direct test.

One volume control and one tone control keep the listed control set straightforward. A five-way selector provides the switching options, although the exact wiring for each position is not stated. Buyers who need specific combinations, coil-splitting, or alternate wiring should confirm those points with Ibanez or a retailer rather than assume they are included.

Bridge, tuners, and included bag

The bridge is a Gotoh T1502 tremolo, paired with Gotoh MG-T locking tuners. Those are named components, which helps identify the hardware more precisely than a generic tremolo or tuner description. The listing does not state the tremolo's setup, range of movement, spring configuration, or tuning performance. Locking tuners are specified, but no additional locking or stabilization system is mentioned.

A gig bag is included; a hard case is not. That distinction matters when planning storage or transport, especially for buyers who require the protection of a rigid case. The product information lists one piece per sales unit and gives item number 649839.

What the specifications establish

The LM10-MG's documented package combines alder construction, a roasted maple neck, an ebony fingerboard, 22 steel jumbo frets, an HSS pickup layout, and named Gotoh hardware. Its scale length, nut width, and fingerboard radius are also supplied, making the core dimensions clear. The available information does not establish its weight, factory setup, finish durability, sound, or real-world tuning behavior.

The model is listed as available since September 2026. For a purchase decision, the most useful next steps are to confirm the currency and current price, check the exact switch wiring, and try the neck and tremolo in person if possible. With no customer reviews available, those checks are more reliable than treating the specification sheet as evidence of how the guitar performs.