That's a matter of opinion - some like the Strat because it's more versatile, others like the Ibanez because it's a more specialized sound. If you're playing strictly lead, and shredding, you may prefer the Ibanez. But I would try them both.
The most famous brands or guitars are probably the fender stratocaster, fender telecaster, Les paul, Epiphone, Ibanez and Gibson
There are many... Ibanez, Rickenbacker, Yamaha, Gibson, Washburn, BC Rich, Steinberger, to name a few, but there are guitars made to look similar to the classic fender stratocaster like the Yamaha Pacifica, the Squire (made by Fender) and the Torch Vintage.
Fender for Hendrix Epihone for Zeppelin and ACDC Ibanez is more on the metal side of things. It really depends on what music you are looking at basically Fender for more blues and Ibanez is more of the Metal types.
Ibanez Gibson-Les Paul-Firebird-SG- Fender-Stratocaster-Telecaster- Dean-Razorback- Epliphone ESP(Electric Sound Products) Ovation-Great Acoustic/Electric guitars- Just to name a few...
Tom Morello's "Soul Power" guitar is a highly custom Factory Special Run with Ibanez Edge Floyd Rose Tremolo, a Seymour Duncan "hotrails" pick up in the bridge, with Fender noiseless pickups in the middle and neck positions. Simplified, it's a Fender Custom Stratocaster.
The most famous brands or guitars are probably the fender stratocaster, fender telecaster, Les paul, Epiphone, Ibanez and Gibson
There are many... Ibanez, Rickenbacker, Yamaha, Gibson, Washburn, BC Rich, Steinberger, to name a few, but there are guitars made to look similar to the classic fender stratocaster like the Yamaha Pacifica, the Squire (made by Fender) and the Torch Vintage.
Fender for Hendrix Epihone for Zeppelin and ACDC Ibanez is more on the metal side of things. It really depends on what music you are looking at basically Fender for more blues and Ibanez is more of the Metal types.
Ibanez Gibson-Les Paul-Firebird-SG- Fender-Stratocaster-Telecaster- Dean-Razorback- Epliphone ESP(Electric Sound Products) Ovation-Great Acoustic/Electric guitars- Just to name a few...
Tom Morello's "Soul Power" guitar is a highly custom Factory Special Run with Ibanez Edge Floyd Rose Tremolo, a Seymour Duncan "hotrails" pick up in the bridge, with Fender noiseless pickups in the middle and neck positions. Simplified, it's a Fender Custom Stratocaster.
I recommend a Stratocaster, due their wide range within genres. Preferably an American Standard. But an Ibanez will do okay, if you fiddle with the knobs abit.
Fender, Gibson, Martin, Rickenbacker, Epiphone, ibanez
Totally depends on model and type. You have a great price range between the two. Depends on what you want. Entry level is all about the same, the higher end offers a great deal more variety. Both, you will get a really good guitar.
gibson,epiphone,fender,ibanez,kramer
This Is Very Opinionated. My Personal list is this: 1) Gibson SG 2) Fender Jaguar 3) Gibson Les Paul Standard 4) Epiphone G400 5) Gibson Zoot Suit 6) Fender Stratocaster 7) Gibson Firebird 8) Fender Telecaster 9) BC Rich Mockingbird 10) Gibson Flying V 11) Epiphone Dot 12) Gibson Explorer 13) Dean Razorback 14) Fender Mustang 15) Ibanez Destroyer
i would recommend the squier stratocaster. its always been a good learning tool for beginners and professionals.
Ibanez, ESP, Schecter, even Fender makes a few.