Hi Mellisa, I'm not familiar with the Ibanez system, so I'm not sure. I don't think I'd replace another active system with this, it's more likely to be useful for people building a custom set using various passive pickups. Installation isn't very difficult, but I can't imagine doing it without vision, because there are wires to be run and managed. so I'd suggest having a guitar tech do any work. I don't know of any simple stereo replacement for the Taylor ES - that would need to be a complete pickup replacement, since the ES is a single mono transducer. The Trance system also isn't designed to fit into the pre-drilled holes of the taylor system. You could certainly just have the ES removed and go with any other pickup, like the K&K or Trance, or many others, tho you'd have the 3 holes where the controls on the Taylor go. The ES2 is a good pickup system, tho. I'm not sure I'd replace that. I should note that stereo is fun, and is especially interesting for recording, but may not work as well for live performance, where half the audience would hear the bass strings and the other half the treble strings!

@@DougYoungGuitar I get it about not using the stereo live. But lugged in guitar is ust so bland and (Well) Mono... it lacks the spread of a midside miced setup or even and XY... Also thank you for replying...

@@MelissaCox1992 For recording, stereo definitely helps a pickup sound better!

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@@DougYoungGuitar thank you for your reply. Your playing is beautiful and so is the pickup set up as well!