The JTK1 is a Jet King series guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 2003. It was produced in Indonesia. The JTK1 was the initial model in the Jet King series, which were an homage to the "pawnshop" copy guitars from the 1960s[1] (the type which Ibanez, among others, sold). The JTK1 has a body...

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Jet King 1 (JTK1) resembles 1960s FujiGen EJ-2-T, and position markers of Teisco model. According to the Harmony Central press release the original JTK1 had the following pickups: Neck Pickup: Powersound PSND1 Humbucker, Bridge Pickup: Powersound PSND2 Humbucker.

Here's a killer, retro cool 2003 Ibanez JTK-1 Jet King, serial number I030504413. This one is in really nice shape for a guitar over 10 years old and shows only minor playwear and finish impressions. These guitars were Ibanez's tribute to the …

This was the first guitar I owned a fair while ago, and I love it. But it doesn't sound too good when recording. I took my JTK1 up to record with it, and ended up never using it.

The JTK1 was the initial model which was introduced in 2003. It has a body shape which is vaguely similar to the AX series or Gibson SG shape, but with asymmetric rounded "horns". It resembles a sixties Teisco MJ-2 or a FujiGen-built EJ-2.

Ibanez guitars are normally known for their sleek, futuristic looks but the latest Ibanez offering looks some of the funky old axes the company put out in the early to mid-60's -- something you might found hanging in an old pawnshop. Which is exactly the …

Ibanez has given this retro-looking entry in their Jet King series its own looks with special position markers, a hairlined pickguard, and rocker switches for coil tapping. It features the fast JTK neck, basswood body, 22 medium frets, and hot Powersound humbuckers for plenty of gritty output. · Special position markers.

Jet King 1 (JTK1): Introduced as the first in the series, the JTK1 resembles the 1960s FujiGen EJ-2-T and Teisco MJ-2, with a body featuring a smaller upper horn and 3-a-side tuners. It originally came with Powersound PSND1 and PSND2 humbuckers, though some versions have been reported with Ibanez Super 58 pickups.