Styled in a black finish, the PSM10 Paul Stanley Signature Series from Ibanez is an electric guitar with a poplar body and a distinctive single-cutaway body shape. The guitar sports a PSM maple neck, as well as a scale measuring 22.2", a New Zealand pine fingerboard, and 22 medium frets with block inlays. This guitar is sized for younger players, making it the perfect choice for children who happen to be into Kiss in the twenty-first century. 

For electronics, this guitar features two Ibanez Infinity humbucking pickups. A three-way selector switch lets you choose between different timbres. The guitar also sports a volume knob and a tone knob to roll off high frequencies. Strings are secured to the body with a Full Tune III bridge, while a Full Tune III tailpiece and chrome hardware lend flare to the overall look of the instrument.

Poplar Body    PSM Maple Neck    New Zealand Pine Fingerboard    22 Medium Frets / 24.7" Scale    Full Tune III Bridge    Full Tune III Tailpiece    2 x Ibanez Infinity Humbucking Pickups    3-Way Pickup-Selector Switch    Chrome Hardware

Scale: 22.2"/ 564mm

Width at Nut: 1.6" / 41mm

Width at 24th Fret: 2.2" / 56

Thickness at First Fret: 0.8" / 19.5mm

Thickness at 12th Fret: 0.9" / 21.5mm

Radius: 12" / 305mm

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. We need to know the dimensions of these speed rings. They should be in the Specs B&H!!! What is the diameter?

A: Speed rings are built to a standard. This one is designed to be used with Balcar, Alienbees and Flashpoint series1. We are unable to measure the rings.

Q: 2. What is the difference between the Devin Graham version vs. the regular HD 4000?

A: this is soooooooooooooooooo much better...Saving time to balance..Lighter weight . less space while travelling......Adjustable ........I think they should trough out the HD 4000 and just ask people to buy this version

Q: 3. What's the difference between this and the one offered on PCBuff website for $19.99?

A: Its actually $29.95 on the buff website.

Q: 4. Will this work with Alien Bees?

A: Yes, the impact speed ring is based on a Balcar design.

Q: 5. Will ths speed ring work with the Impact Luxbanx Duo Small Rectangular Softbox (16 x 22 )?

A: I bought the Impact LB-QL300 Luxbanx Duo Softbox (16 x 22 ) and had to use the Angler Speed Ring: B&H#AN7464SFS Mfr#7464-SFSThe Impact ring is apparently no longer manufactured. The Angler works perfectly.

Q: 6. Can I use this on the Godox Softbox with Bowens Speed Ring and Grid (13.8 x 63") BH #GOSBNBM35160 ? Looking to use the stipbox on my Paul C. Buff Einstein.

A: Yes, the Angler Speed Ring is compatible with the Godox Softbox with Bowens Speed Ring.

Q: 7. can this be used on a Uni400?

A: I do not believe so, Dynalite uni400 have a dedicated reflectors and only except a umbrellas not speed rings are soft boxes

Q: 8. What adapter should I use for Aperture light?

A: Aputure lights use a Bowens mount.

Q: 9. Does this ring works on the Impact Qualite 300 V-2012 Focusing Flood Light (300W/120V) .I only got the product for this light, i just received the package at home, but the outside of the speed ring, the part that should fit in the light is so much smaller and it doesn't fit at all. Any help ?

A: No, the above speed ring does not fit the Impact Qualite 300 V-2012 Focusing Flood Light. The Impact Speed Ring for Impact Qualite 300 V-212 Focusing Flood Light, B&H # IMSRQUAL, is the correct speedring designed for use on your indicated light fixture.

Q: 10. Will this adapter enable me to use the MagBox Pro 24" and 42" Octas on my Paul C. Buff Einstein or Digibee strobes?

A: Yes, the MagMod MagBox Speedring Adapter (Paul C. Buff), B&H # MABXSPDPCB01, will allow you to use the MagBox softboxes on the Paul C. Buff lights.