Ibanez KIKOSP3-TEB Transparent Emerald Burst Signature Kiko Loureiro
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Essential Information About the Ibanez KIKOSP3 Guitar
Essential Information About the Ibanez KIKOSP3 Guitar
- Signature model Kiko Loureiro with H-S-H configuration and 5-position selector switch to cover rock, metal, fusion, and prog.
- Double Locking tremolo with locking nut: solid tuning stability for heavy vibratos and dive bombs.
- Passive ceramic Ibanez Infinity pickups + push/pull volume "Special Wiring" (coil tap) to switch from humbucker tone to finer single-coil textures.
- Fast maple neck, Jatoba fingerboard with 24 frets, poplar body and decorative Art Grain flamed maple top: crisp attack and good clarity for modern playing.
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A KIKO Signature Designed for the Stage, in an Accessible Version
Developed with Kiko Loureiro, the KIKOSP3 carries the DNA of performance-oriented signature models: modern ergonomics, comfortable access to the upper frets thanks to 24 frets, and electronics designed to switch seamlessly between heavy rhythm and more open passages without changing guitars. It serves as a coherent entry point into the KIKO universe, with flamed aesthetics and versatile wiring, while remaining straightforward and effective for live use.
For Which Guitarists and Styles?
The Ibanez KIKOSP3 targets intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking a fast and precise instrument suited for modern techniques (legato, tapping, palm-muting, tremolo vibrato). Its H-S-H configuration and coil tap make it comfortable in metal, hard rock, shred, and prog, while still credible in pop/rock or funk when brighter, more open sounds are desired.
Sound Characteristics
The ceramic humbuckers Infinity R prioritize a tight and well-defined output, with clear attacks and a response suited for high-gain saturation: palm mutes remain articulate and solos stand out easily in the mix. The single-coil Infinity RS in the middle adds bite and mids for more percussive rhythms and crunch tones. The push/pull volume activates the "Special Wiring" coil tap, useful for brightening the spectrum, achieving more "hollowed" intermediate positions, and expanding the palette without losing the instrument's modern identity. The poplar body provides overall balance, while the combination of maple neck and Jatoba fingerboard enhances clarity and definition, with sustain supported by the Double Locking tremolo.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | HSH | Nbrs of frets | 24 |
| Category | ST | Body | Poplar |
| Left handed | No | Bridge / tailpiece | Floyd |
| Strings | Steel | Electronics | Passive |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Gradient |
| Top | Flamed maple | Finishing | Glossy |
| Fingerboard | Jatoba | Hardware | Black |
| Neck type | KIKOSP3 maple neck | Hardware color | Cosmo Black |
| Frets | Medium, number of frets: 24 | Configuration | H-S-H |
| Scale length | 25.5" / 648 mm | Neck pickup | Ibanez Infinity R (H), passive / ceramic |
| Nut width | 43 mm / 1.69" | Middle pickup | Ibanez Infinity RS (S), passive / ceramic |
| Width at 24th fret | 58 mm / 2.28" | Bridge pickup | Ibanez Infinity R (H), passive / ceramic |
| Thickness at 1st fret | 19.5 mm / 0.77" | Controls | 1 volume push/pull ("Special Wiring" / coil tap), 1 tone |
| Thickness at 12th fret | 21.5 mm / 0.85" | Selector | 5 positions (single and double coil combinations; intermediate positions with split for finer textures) |
| Fingerboard radius | 430 mm / 16.9" | Factory tuning | 1E-2B-3G-4D-5A-6E |
| Nut | locking nut | Original string gauge | .009 / .011 / .016 / .024 / .032 / .042 |
| Bridge | Double Locking tremolo | Recommended case | M300C |
| String spacing | 10.5 mm / 0.41" | Recommended gig bag | IGB540-BK |
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Received extremely poorly adjusted. 3 string lock nut screws not even tightened. Ridiculously too high action. While it is obvious that there are problems and that an instrument should not be shipped in this condition, especially since it can be intended for a beginner who will not be able to make the necessary adjustments himself. Is Algam your distributor?
Luckily, I've been playing guitar for a little over 40 years so a few settings don't scare me and once set correctly, it's a good guitar.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Ibanez KIKOSP3-TEB suitable for metal and shred?
The H-S-H configuration combines two ceramic Infinity R humbuckers and one Infinity RS single coil. Pick attacks remain defined under high gain, with clear palm-mutes. The 24 frets and 19.5 mm maple neck at the 1st fret support modern playing techniques.
Does the volume push/pull control split the pickups?
The volume push/pull activates the "Special Wiring" with coil tap. This feature allows for a brighter tone and finer intermediate positions via the 5-way selector switch.
What type of Floyd is installed on this guitar?
A Double Locking tremolo is fitted, complemented by a locking nut. This setup is designed for vibrato use while maintaining tuning stability.
What are the neck dimensions of the KIKOSP3?
The scale length is 648 mm (25.5 inches) and the nut width is 43 mm. The Jatoba fingerboard has a 430 mm (16.9 inches) radius, with a width of 58 mm at the 24th fret.
Which gig bag or case is recommended for this model?
The recommended gig bag is the Ibanez IGB540-BK. The recommended hard case is the M300C.



