Ibanez AZ24S1F-TXB — AZ Standard Series Electric Guitar

The Ibanez AZ24S1F-TXB brings professional-inspired features to the AZ Standard line, offering modern versatility drawn from the Prestige models at an accessible price. This guide covers tonewoods, construction, electronics, hardware, ergonomics, finish, sustainability, care, performance use cases, and warranty—culminating in a white-and-gray specification table.

1 | Body Design & Tonewoods

Constructed from North American alder, the chambered body of the AZ24S1F-TXB balances warmth and clarity. Core chambers reduce weight by around 10%, improving comfort and acoustic resonance when unplugged. Ergonomic bevels—chest, forearm, belly—are CNC-routed and hand-finished to cradle the player comfortably.

2 | Neck Craftsmanship & S-TECH WOOD Roasted Maple

The roasted maple neck undergoes S-TECH WOOD thermal treatment, expelling moisture and stabilizing the wood for enhanced sustain and minimal warping. The satin neck feels broken-in with an "Oval C" profile (0.83" at nut, 0.93" at 12th fret), blending chord comfort and lead agility.

3 | Frets & Fretboard Details

A 10"–14" compound-radius roasted maple fretboard supports smooth chords and wide bends. 22 jumbo stainless-steel frets are hand-leveled, crowned, and polished, with chamfered ends for comfortable play. Luminlay side dots glow under low light for stage navigation.

4 | Electronics — Quantum HSS Configuration

The HSS layout: a Quantum humbucker at bridge and Quantum single-coils at middle/neck. A push-pull tone control splits the bridge humbucker into single-coil mode. The 5-way switch selects all combinations; shielded cavities reduce noise.

5 | Bridge & Tremolo System

Gotoh T1502 two-point tremolo provides smooth vibrato and reliable return-to-pitch. Stainless-steel saddles and hardened block enhance sustain. Pop-in tremolo arm and micro-tilt adjustment enable personalized setup.

Specifications