![]() How would I check the authenticity of the guitar. Thank you, very much for the information. They are highly regarded and treasured among players and collectors alike. The PM100 was produced for only a few years, most of which had a dark grey translucent poly finish. Ibanez worked with Pat for a long time and there were many prototype attempts before they came on the design that Pat liked, and even more time before they came upon a design for production that he would agree to put his name on. Pat's actual working guitar was closer to the Joe Pass JP20 with different inlays, a natural finish and a tune-o-matic bridge. This was the first year of the run for those guitars although his own guitar predates that date by a number of years. ![]() ![]() The guitar was made at the top factory in Japan for Ibanez, the Fujigen factory which makes the Joe Pass, George Benson and Scofield models too. For that particular model and run, it was the 582nd guitar to come out of that factory in June 1996.į is the month, F being the 6th letter of the alphabet, the 96 following it referring to the year of that run.
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