Ibanez Destroyer Information Exchange by TheDestroyerGuy

Ibanez Destroyer Model: DT-420 (third incarnation)

2014 DT-420 TCH (third incarnation)

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Status:

Known

Model:

DT-420 (third incarnation)

Line:

DT Series^[1]

Serial Number Format:

unknown

Machine Heads:

unknown

Neck Composition:

1-piece Destroyer Mahogany

Neck Type:

Set

Fingerboard Composition:

Rosewood

Fret Count:

Scale (inches):

24.75" (628mm)

Body Composition:

Mahogany

Binding (H / N / B):

Y / Y / Y

Number of Pick-Ups:

Pick-Ups by Position (N / M / B):

Classic Elite (neck, Humbucker, passive/ceramic) / x / Classic Elite (bridge, Humbucker, passive/ceramic)

Bridge:

Tune-O-Matic (TOM)

Tail:

Quik Change

Controls:

(2) Volume
(1) Master Tone
(1) 3-way Toggle

Control Knobs:

Sure Grip II

Hardware Color:

Chrome

Finish(es):

Transparent Cherry (TCH)

Market:

West^[2]

Year of First Catalog Appearance:

2014

Catalog Appearances:

2014 Full Line Catalog for USA
2015 Full Line Catalog for USA
2016 Full Line Catalog for USA

Comments:

none

Footnotes:

[1]	beginning in the 1990s with the release of the first DT-420 and continuing today, it has become somewhat difficult to determine exactly to which line a given Destroyer model belongs: DT Series, EX Series, new X-Series, DTX Series, DTT Series, or Destroyer series. We have seen multiple sources containing seemingly contradictory information so, throughout this site, we are making the assumption that the DT Series is the parent series for all Destroyers manufactured since 1990 and that all other notations are sub, or child, series.

[2]	the targeted Market values are assumptions based upon the geographic region or the language of the catalog(s) in which a given model appears. If a model appears in a Japanese language catalog, the Market is assumed to be East. If a model appears in an English language catalog, the Market is assumed to be West. Otherwise, geographic area such as North America or Asia determines the market designation of East or West.

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