Ibanez is showing off the ICMS721, a seven-string multiscale addition to its Iceman lineup, in a new demo featuring guitarist Alessandro Zilio.
The ICMS721 pairs an Okoume body with a five-piece Maple/Walnut Wizard II-7 neck and an Ebony fingerboard featuring offset white dot inlays. Its 24 jumbo frets sit across a multiscale design ranging from 25.5 inches to 27.2 inches, while luminescent side dots help players navigate the fretboard on dark stages.
For pickups, the guitar comes equipped with Fishman Fluence Modern Ceramic humbuckers in both the neck and bridge positions. A push-pull Volume control activates the Fluence voicing switch, allowing players to move between a modern, high-output sound and a cleaner, more fluid response.
Other features include Ibanez’s Mono-rail G2 bridges, which are designed to improve note separation and reduce string-to-string interference, along with Gotoh MG-T locking tuners for tuning stability. The guitar also supports both string-through and top-loading bridge configurations.
The ICMS721 ships with D’Addario strings and a gig bag, rounding out a seven-string setup built for players looking for extended range, modern pickup options, and the distinctive Iceman body shape.
Check out Alessandro Zilio’s demo below and get the guitar itself right here for $1,699.99.
