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product_id: 64875627
title: "IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Natural"
brand: "iyv"
price: "€ 200.80"
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# Tremolo bridge for dynamic play Maple neck with Jatoba fretboard CNC precision-crafted body IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Natural

**Brand:** iyv
**Price:** € 200.80
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Own the stage with precision-crafted power and timeless tone!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Natural by iyv
- **How much does it cost?** € 200.80 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- iyv enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted iyv brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Premium Tonewoods for Rich Sound:** Sycamore body paired with maple neck and jatoba fretboard delivers balanced resonance and sustain.
- • **Smooth and Responsive Tremolo Bridge:** Integrated tremolo system adds expressive vibrato effects for versatile performance.
- • **Durable Nickel Strings for Lasting Brightness:** High-quality nickel strings maintain clarity and tone over extended use.
- • **Precision Engineered for Flawless Playability:** CNC machine-crafted body ensures consistent quality and near-zero defects.
- • **Ergonomic Design Tailored for Right-Handed Players:** Comfortable 25.5" scale length and natural finish for effortless stage presence.

## Overview

The IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar features a CNC-machined sycamore body, maple neck, and jatoba fretboard for superior durability and sound quality. Equipped with a tremolo bridge and nickel strings, this right-handed 6-string guitar offers professional-grade playability and rich tonal versatility in a sleek natural finish.

## Description

Inyen guitars have strong fingerboard without bending ,good tapering, good shape and good sounds because they are made by cnc machine with 3D computer programming

Review: This guitar guarantees my elitist snob standards brings them my money again lol - **JUST A FOLLOW UP** I spotted this again on sale and scored it paying with desertcart points of just $100.18! Now, the first one's figuring actually improved as it aged an really stands out better than when it was fresh, but this one's grain figuring is amazing! It looks like a fumed eucalyptus quilt and is exactly the pattern I had be desiring recently and planning to order some fumed eucalyptus veneer. The construction just like the first and my other IYV is flawless. Much like the first, I will have to router a bridge cavity and plan to refinish it in green, but I will keep these guitars with me until the day I put back into the Earth. IYV has really outperformed everyone in the current market I don't care what brand, model and pricing you're referencing. I swore this was my final year buying guitars as I'm about to finish building my own and continue doing so, but if I spot more models from IYV I will bend that rule and buy them. **Read onto my original review and you'll get a lot of good information** A very well-made guitar. I play at that sought after elite level of shredding, arpeggios and sweeps, blues, 2-hand touch like the thing is a piano, so I have incredibly high standards, but am not actually a snob as my headline jests. I buy a lot of cheap guitars from $50 up to $400, have owned in the many dozens of guitars, still own some very expensive models, dozens of budget models, and can do extreme custom work in regard to woodwork, hardware, building custom active circuits and in some cases, modifying the pickups themselves extensively. Out of the box it's a very nice-looking guitar with zero cosmetic flaws, but I would have liked for the tiger stripe flaming to be as outstanding as that which is pictured. It's not an issue at all. The neck depth thickness is equivalent to an acoustic-electric rather than a heavy metal shredder so often paper-thin necks; this is ultimately irrelevant to me. The hardware is very good quality and well chromed. I prefer satin or black, but still have no complaints. The pickups are very high output, raunchy, groany, good "wah-like" bend and twang with very sleazy and in your face pinch harmonics. A perfect starting point for the active circuit I will build and install in it. It has a headstock that matches my Johson super stratocasters I've owned for nearly 20 years, and a few other off-brand guitars I still own. It's a design I have always really liked. I needed another daily player because ATM, for all the guitars I have, the majority are in the operating room and after a serious injury 3 years ago to my shoulder, I've not caught up with them and quite truly haven't had the patience in light of the injury to grind through the work required. Taking a fancy looking $65 junk-brand guitar to the performance of a $1000 name brand build is far from impossible, but it's also several hundred dollars of my own labor, with the advantage being only about a $30 investment for usually a better bridge(unavoidable), and my custom-built active electronics. This doesn't need any hardware upgrades and the pickups are ideal for my intentions, but without the modifications, would still easily be as good as a set of Duncans, Gibsons, Dimarzios and so on. I don't get wrapped up in brand mythology. It comes with a MFR. stamp that looks quite respectable and like the brand may in fact command much respect in another decade or so, and though I've read some negative reviews, this guitar is picture perfect out of the box in performance and appearance, and needed very minor hardware adjustments. My only complaint is no fret markers on the board, only side markers, but I will buy a fancy set of stickers for this desire. In the long term, there's a very good chance I will strip the finish off the body and rub on a red or a green dye before resealing it, and potentially thin the neck out, but I have some hollow body Les Pauls that are it's equivalent, and I've never had an issue shredding metal on those so maybe this one will remain at this thickness depth. Anyway, I was eyeballing their PRS style clones before jumping on this one instead because it's a neck through, the torch stripe graining, and the Wilkinson tremolo, so in a few months, may very well jump on one of those models after I've finished up several long standing project guitars. This was purchased in the hopes that it would be worthy as a daily player without mods so I have some variety at the moment, and took 20 minutes to determine I made a wise decision and am not disappointed in any measure. I looked at some budget model Jacksons and Ibanezes when I reviewed this one, but their features were a major turn off. Bolt on necks, crappy vintage fulcrum tremolos, boring finish options etc., and they would need a lot of labor and the bridges upgraded to satisfy me. I definitely made the right call and Christmas came early for me. I now have another high end additional daily player that doesn't need any grueling upgrades.
Review: May 2023.....What a guitar.... - My first experience was not good....Firstly , it didn’t show shipped for about 3 days,,then it suddenly shipped...though it was a bass guitar instead of a 6 string electric guitar...didn’t unwrap it , but looked like the same neck thru construction...sending it back today..this will undoubtedly lead to desertcart sending me some used ,returned, b stock, flawed , guitar that I will also send back...then maybe a couple weeks from now I’ll actually get my new iyv guitar...will review upon receiving the instrument I ordered.. Not what I expected....sent the bass back , desertcart refunded my account later the very day I shipped it....so I pulled the trigger again....this time it shipped within 30 hours of order and I received it 3 days latter via UPS.... Wow is all I can say.... Beautiful top, bone straight amaranth fretboard with medium jumbo frets, tuners are pretty decent, looks like it does have a bone nut, and the pick-ups are good as long as you don’t pull them too close to the strings. I set this guitar up multiple ways giving it a lot of neck bow and then absolutely zero neck bow and this neck is a great neck it enjoys and plays well being set almost bone straight with almost no relief the internation’s are very very close straight out of the box , doesn’t hold tune extremely well but I got a feeling that’s because the strings are cheap and this thing is like a very high-quality guitar that has just went through first of the last stages of finishing before it goes to the custom set up shop and the frets are a little dirty and could use some buffing and the nut needs to be cut slightly better I’d say after that this guitar would stay in tune even while using the Wilkinson tremolo.the pick ups sounded the best just barely raised above the pick up ring and the bridge pick up is very bright and very grinding if you get it too close to the strings it gets very muddy also, the neck pick up however is absolutely completely gorgeous sounding whether it’s close to the strings are far away and the knobs on this thing are as good as any $600 jackson or ESP guitar they are very loose and very smooth the three-way switch seems to be pretty good quality , all of the plastic covers on the back are countersunk perfectly into the body and it looks gorgeous,. I would say if you were willing to do a little bit of work or even take this guitar to a decent place to have it professionally finished and set up for maybe $100 bill ,for less than $350 you would have a quality neck through guitar that sounds pretty good would hold tune well enough and would be gigable live and will probably last a lifetime ... I am not sorry that I paid $236 for this guitar whatsoever even though I am going to drop a Floyd rose locking tremolo on it and put a brass nut on it and put a lock nut behind that brass nut ,by the way it does have a 42 mm nut on it but if you were going to cut another nut for it a 43 would work on it ..I am going to put the neck pick up in the bridge position and then put a couple of extra mini switches between the volume and tone knobs ,and put a mini home bucker rail pick up closest to the bridge in the neck position and then put a nice alnico vintage single coil in the neck position directly next to the fretboard ,I may put a five way switch in it after that ,that way I can pick and choose between which pick up in the neck position and I’m sure that that neck pick up and the bridge position will be very warm and fat and clean with lots of harmonics and dynamics and I’m going to put a push pull pot on the tone and run it series or parallel for a big P 90 kind of sound or the hum-bucker sound...get these while you can ,,mod or not ,,,we’ll worth the money...

## Features

- all guitars are made punctually by CNC machine with computer programming
- Perfect neck with almost no defectiveness
- All guitars with good specification

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0107B9M9Q |
| Back Material Type | Basswood |
| Best Sellers Rank | #92,334 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #701 in Solid Body Electric Guitars |
| Body Material | Basswood |
| Body Material Type | Basswood |
| Brand | IYV |
| Brand Name | IYV |
| Color | natural |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 157 Reviews |
| Fretboard Material Type | Jatoba Wood |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 08930147703040 |
| Guitar Bridge System | Tremolo |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | H |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Item Dimensions | 41.73 x 16.54 x 3.15 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 41.73"L x 16.54"W x 3.15"H |
| Item Type Name | IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Natural |
| Manufacturer | ivy |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ISSY-200NA |
| Model Number | ISSY-200NA |
| Neck Material Type | Maple |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Scale Length | 25.5 |
| String Material Type | Nickel |
| Top Material Type | Maple Wood |
| Warranty Description | 1. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** IYV
- **Color:** natural
- **Top Material Type:** Maple Wood
- **Body Material:** Basswood
- **Back Material Type:** Basswood
- **Neck Material Type:** Maple
- **Fretboard Material Type:** Jatoba Wood
- **Guitar Pickup Configuration:** H
- **String Material Type:** Nickel
- **Hand Orientation:** Right

## Images

![IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Natural - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71vCT2NyiNL.jpg)
![IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Natural - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71E5Snig7UL.jpg)
![IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Natural - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/716dgrN+iQL.jpg)
![IYV ISSY-200NA Strat Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Natural - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71PuQ1uFFTL.jpg)
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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Why won’t my tremolo bar fit in the slot? I don’t see a lock mechanism that’s keeping it from going in.**
A: Lift the tremolo up with the bar in, the allen screw for tightening the bar is on the block under the tremolo plate.

**Q: Where are these ivy guitars made, and by whom?**
A: From what I've found on line, they are an established Korean guitar mfg, who opened a factory in Viet Nam. It's actually IYV guitars

**Q: what are the specs of this guitar? what kind of wood, materials, etc?**
A: It is a 25 1/2 inch scale ( ie strat/Fender) 24 fret (2 octave) neck, (Pretty flat, @ 12" radius, Fast) 1v 1T & 3 way switch, the Trem says Willkinson. I had the spring cover off, the body looks like real multi piece, not photo finish. I'm no expert, but I think it's mahogany/maple going by weight (@ 8 lbs) The only guitar I have that's heavier is my Les Paul. Keep in mind though all guitars need to be tweaked/setup for your own style and comfort. If they made this guitar hardtail (fixed) bridge and string through, I'd be ordering one right now. I'm considering buying a different IYV model to see if I'm as impressed with their other models as I was with this one. Good looking, looks like @ 1/4- 3/8" maple cap

**Q: When will this guitar be back in stock? It looks great!**
A: It is great but I have no clue when it will be back in stock....I don't work here..

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This guitar guarantees my elitist snob standards brings them my money again lol
*by J***M on December 9, 2023*

**JUST A FOLLOW UP** I spotted this again on sale and scored it paying with Amazon points of just $100.18! Now, the first one's figuring actually improved as it aged an really stands out better than when it was fresh, but this one's grain figuring is amazing! It looks like a fumed eucalyptus quilt and is exactly the pattern I had be desiring recently and planning to order some fumed eucalyptus veneer. The construction just like the first and my other IYV is flawless. Much like the first, I will have to router a bridge cavity and plan to refinish it in green, but I will keep these guitars with me until the day I put back into the Earth. IYV has really outperformed everyone in the current market I don't care what brand, model and pricing you're referencing. I swore this was my final year buying guitars as I'm about to finish building my own and continue doing so, but if I spot more models from IYV I will bend that rule and buy them. **Read onto my original review and you'll get a lot of good information** A very well-made guitar. I play at that sought after elite level of shredding, arpeggios and sweeps, blues, 2-hand touch like the thing is a piano, so I have incredibly high standards, but am not actually a snob as my headline jests. I buy a lot of cheap guitars from $50 up to $400, have owned in the many dozens of guitars, still own some very expensive models, dozens of budget models, and can do extreme custom work in regard to woodwork, hardware, building custom active circuits and in some cases, modifying the pickups themselves extensively. Out of the box it's a very nice-looking guitar with zero cosmetic flaws, but I would have liked for the tiger stripe flaming to be as outstanding as that which is pictured. It's not an issue at all. The neck depth thickness is equivalent to an acoustic-electric rather than a heavy metal shredder so often paper-thin necks; this is ultimately irrelevant to me. The hardware is very good quality and well chromed. I prefer satin or black, but still have no complaints. The pickups are very high output, raunchy, groany, good "wah-like" bend and twang with very sleazy and in your face pinch harmonics. A perfect starting point for the active circuit I will build and install in it. It has a headstock that matches my Johson super stratocasters I've owned for nearly 20 years, and a few other off-brand guitars I still own. It's a design I have always really liked. I needed another daily player because ATM, for all the guitars I have, the majority are in the operating room and after a serious injury 3 years ago to my shoulder, I've not caught up with them and quite truly haven't had the patience in light of the injury to grind through the work required. Taking a fancy looking $65 junk-brand guitar to the performance of a $1000 name brand build is far from impossible, but it's also several hundred dollars of my own labor, with the advantage being only about a $30 investment for usually a better bridge(unavoidable), and my custom-built active electronics. This doesn't need any hardware upgrades and the pickups are ideal for my intentions, but without the modifications, would still easily be as good as a set of Duncans, Gibsons, Dimarzios and so on. I don't get wrapped up in brand mythology. It comes with a MFR. stamp that looks quite respectable and like the brand may in fact command much respect in another decade or so, and though I've read some negative reviews, this guitar is picture perfect out of the box in performance and appearance, and needed very minor hardware adjustments. My only complaint is no fret markers on the board, only side markers, but I will buy a fancy set of stickers for this desire. In the long term, there's a very good chance I will strip the finish off the body and rub on a red or a green dye before resealing it, and potentially thin the neck out, but I have some hollow body Les Pauls that are it's equivalent, and I've never had an issue shredding metal on those so maybe this one will remain at this thickness depth. Anyway, I was eyeballing their PRS style clones before jumping on this one instead because it's a neck through, the torch stripe graining, and the Wilkinson tremolo, so in a few months, may very well jump on one of those models after I've finished up several long standing project guitars. This was purchased in the hopes that it would be worthy as a daily player without mods so I have some variety at the moment, and took 20 minutes to determine I made a wise decision and am not disappointed in any measure. I looked at some budget model Jacksons and Ibanezes when I reviewed this one, but their features were a major turn off. Bolt on necks, crappy vintage fulcrum tremolos, boring finish options etc., and they would need a lot of labor and the bridges upgraded to satisfy me. I definitely made the right call and Christmas came early for me. I now have another high end additional daily player that doesn't need any grueling upgrades.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ May 2023.....What a guitar....
*by J***N on May 30, 2023*

My first experience was not good....Firstly , it didn’t show shipped for about 3 days,,then it suddenly shipped...though it was a bass guitar instead of a 6 string electric guitar...didn’t unwrap it , but looked like the same neck thru construction...sending it back today..this will undoubtedly lead to amazon sending me some used ,returned, b stock, flawed , guitar that I will also send back...then maybe a couple weeks from now I’ll actually get my new iyv guitar...will review upon receiving the instrument I ordered.. Not what I expected....sent the bass back , Amazon refunded my account later the very day I shipped it....so I pulled the trigger again....this time it shipped within 30 hours of order and I received it 3 days latter via UPS.... Wow is all I can say.... Beautiful top, bone straight amaranth fretboard with medium jumbo frets, tuners are pretty decent, looks like it does have a bone nut, and the pick-ups are good as long as you don’t pull them too close to the strings. I set this guitar up multiple ways giving it a lot of neck bow and then absolutely zero neck bow and this neck is a great neck it enjoys and plays well being set almost bone straight with almost no relief the internation’s are very very close straight out of the box , doesn’t hold tune extremely well but I got a feeling that’s because the strings are cheap and this thing is like a very high-quality guitar that has just went through first of the last stages of finishing before it goes to the custom set up shop and the frets are a little dirty and could use some buffing and the nut needs to be cut slightly better I’d say after that this guitar would stay in tune even while using the Wilkinson tremolo.the pick ups sounded the best just barely raised above the pick up ring and the bridge pick up is very bright and very grinding if you get it too close to the strings it gets very muddy also, the neck pick up however is absolutely completely gorgeous sounding whether it’s close to the strings are far away and the knobs on this thing are as good as any $600 jackson or ESP guitar they are very loose and very smooth the three-way switch seems to be pretty good quality , all of the plastic covers on the back are countersunk perfectly into the body and it looks gorgeous,. I would say if you were willing to do a little bit of work or even take this guitar to a decent place to have it professionally finished and set up for maybe $100 bill ,for less than $350 you would have a quality neck through guitar that sounds pretty good would hold tune well enough and would be gigable live and will probably last a lifetime ... I am not sorry that I paid $236 for this guitar whatsoever even though I am going to drop a Floyd rose locking tremolo on it and put a brass nut on it and put a lock nut behind that brass nut ,by the way it does have a 42 mm nut on it but if you were going to cut another nut for it a 43 would work on it ..I am going to put the neck pick up in the bridge position and then put a couple of extra mini switches between the volume and tone knobs ,and put a mini home bucker rail pick up closest to the bridge in the neck position and then put a nice alnico vintage single coil in the neck position directly next to the fretboard ,I may put a five way switch in it after that ,that way I can pick and choose between which pick up in the neck position and I’m sure that that neck pick up and the bridge position will be very warm and fat and clean with lots of harmonics and dynamics and I’m going to put a push pull pot on the tone and run it series or parallel for a big P 90 kind of sound or the hum-bucker sound...get these while you can ,,mod or not ,,,we’ll worth the money...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent, gorgeous guitar
*by M***E on April 18, 2023*

Another excellent guitar from IYV. I’m giving the guitar 5 stars even though the guitar had one minor issue that was easily remedied. This guitar has a Wilkinson WVS 50k 10.8 saddle bridge. It can be kinda complicated to set the action and intonation compared to other 2-point tremelos since the saddles do not have internal springs. You must first loosen the top allen screw in order to move/raise/lower the saddles then tighten the screw back down. I was able to find a you tube video and then actually swapped the bridge to a black one since I had decided to put black hardware on it before purchasing. I want to stress everything works well on the guitar. The neck needed 3 turns to correct the bow but once done, the guitar plays, looks, and sounds amazing. The guitar has some weight to it similar to one of my Gibson Les Paul’s. The finish is gorgeous. The neck and fretboard are very smooth and comfortable to play with absolutely no sharp fret edges or any dead/buzzing spots. The neck is neck-thru which creates excellent note clarity and sustain. This is an amazing guitar to mod out which is the route I’ve taken. The original Alnico 5 “Destiny CNC Wound” open humbuckers do sound decent especially for a lower priced guitar. The machine heads do work properly and hold tune as do all of the electronics. The guitar has a well-cut bone nut, not a cheaper plastic one that’s usually found on an inexpensive guitar. I installed a set of Dragonfire ceramic hot red Shadowbuckers, swapped the bridge to a black one as previously stated, swapped out the machine heads for black locking ones, and swapped the chrome knobs for black ones. The bridge studs are chrome since I decided not to replace and the black ones would not thread into the original studs for some reason. I play metal and wanted hotter ceramic pickups which is why I swapped the pickups. The stock pickups are great for rock and blues. All in all, I’m extremely happy with my purchase. I’ve been looking at this guitar for a while so I’m very happy I finally made the purchase. This is my 5th IYV guitar.

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