Ibanez RG270 - Francois Le Lapin's review
translated24 frets floyd rose bridge 1 volume knob 1 tone knob 5 position microphones HSH pickups UTILIZATION The handle is nice Access is acute The big negative is his # Δfl · ® Δ ° *** floyd.…
Ibanez RG270 - masterbike's review
translatedEverything has been said before UTILIZATION Frankly, the handle is good, fast but good. access to the treble is very good, the solo play untiringly facility.The s is great and very enjoyable to…
Ibanez RG270 - u-nico's review
translatedEverything has been said! Objectively for the price can we really be better? UTILIZATION The handle is nice but very flat and thin without being as much as the Jacksons (which I personally find u…
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Ibanez RG550L [1988-1992] - aldejerph's review
translatedFabiquée in Japan, the RG 550 is an excellent guitar. I like the easel-like pink floyd, especially for its ability to keep the note and not to allow re-tuning every minute, even though my first exper…
Ibanez RG370DXL - Aegozone's review
translatedMade in Indonesia, 24 frets with a kind vibrat Floyd called "Edge III", a classic porn actress I say, I put 9 because the vibration is not blocking (it should not be very expensive to add it, too bad…
Ibanez RG390 - xavier13730's review
translatedMade in Japan 24 frets, micro V7 S1 V8 (MSM) licensed floyd rose tremolo slecteur 5 positions, 1 volume and 1 tonalitbr /> thin neck type with rg course made in japan: Mechanical Team Ibanez Ja…
Ibanez RG320PG P2 - Abelkain's review
translatedSee product manufacturer I do not want any copy ... UTILIZATION To handle no problem c an ibanouze not need time to adapt, it takes a turbine and then I see no fault with this cot. For the last…
Ibanez RGR321EX - slash-du-35's review
translatedSo Ibanez RGR321ex ... Made in Indonesia 24 frets, pickups and INF3 INF4, neck and bridge respectively, under license EMG humbuckers ... Solid basswood body Rosewood Fixed bridge Ibanez A…
Ibanez RG1570 - naoula's review
translated- Made in Japan - 24 Jumbo frets - 2 humbuckers V7 (neck), V8 (bridge) and a simple H1 (central) (micro ibanez) - Ibanez Edge Pro Floyd - Block-Strings - Metal knobs for volume and tone con…
Ibanez RG450DX - themandoline's review
translated-Guitar made in Korea 24-Channel freight Floyd Rose tremolo-(Ibanez LO-TRS) Ibanez INF1-mics-INF2-INFS1 Bud volume and tone UTILIZATION The handle is nice not as thin as a prestige for me…
Ibanez Gio GRG170DX - " ideal beginner"
translatedI bought it to start electric guitar. The setup of this guitar is typically to play rock / hardcore / metal / pop see if we can make adjustments. Not really blues and jazz. Look elsewhere are remi…
Ibanez RG2570E - emperorgod's review
translatedMade in Japan (a reference anyway!, Team J Craft 24 frets, micro by DiMarzio Ibanez (Super Distortion), HSH config Floyd Rose type bridge A 5-way switching, volume, tone Channel Wizard 3 piec…
Ibanez RG2550E - nassif1's review
translatedIn which country was it made? (USA, Japan, Mexico, France ...) Made in Japan (Fujigen) My model date of January 2003 How many frets, what kind of microphone and their configuration? Pickups a…
Ibanez RG2620 - cobravinci's review
translatedIn which country was it made? (USA, Japan, Mexico, France ...) How many frets, what kind of microphone and their configuration? What type of bridge (Floyd, Wilkinson ...)? "Floyd Rose" brand I…
Ibanez RG2570Z - Martkoz's review
translatedIn which country was it made? (USA, Japan, Mexico, France ...) In Japan, by Team J Craft. How many frets, what kind of microphone and their configuration? 24 frets, DiMarzio / IBZ (designed …
Ibanez RG1570 - "The flagship RG"
The RG1570 is the modern version of the classic RG570. It is made in the Ibanez Prestige factory in Japan and the quality really shows. Like most Ibanez RG's it features a basswood body with a maple …
Ibanez RG470 - "Your basic shred guitar"
Early Rg470 models were made in Japan and later on production was moved to Korea. The majority of examples around today were made in Korea. The Korean examples feature a basswood body with a 24 fret …
Ibanez Gio GRX40 - Sinan's review
translatedMy first electric guitar, which I now for two and a half years (and I'm about to change by the end of the year): - A handle 22 boxes - A micro double and two singles - Vibrato - A volum…
Ibanez RG470AH - "Ash version of the RG470"
The RG470 has been one of the more iconic guitars that Ibanez has offered in their budget "overseas" line, and they now are making it with an ash body. This guitar features an ash body, a maple neck…
Ibanez RG3620Z - "Upgraded RG3520Z"
New for 2009 is the RG3620Z. It's basically an upgraded version of the older RG3520Z. It features a mahogany body with a figured maple top, maple neck with rosewood fretboard, 24 jumbo frets, an Ed…
Ibanez RG3550MZ - "The RG550 is back...somewhat"
One of Ibanez's most popular guitars ever made was the RG550. For whatever reason, they discontinued that guitar, and they refused to bring back maple fretboards. Why, I have no clue. Thankfully, …
Ibanez RG3520Z - "New standard production RG20071"
The Ibanez RG3520Z is basically a standard production version of the limited production RG20071. It features a mahogany body with a flame maple top, maple neck with rosewood fretboard, 24 jumbo fret…
Ibanez RG505 - "Rosewood version of the RG550"
Ibanez has had tons of variations of the RG. The RG505 is basically an RG550 with a rosewood fretboard instead of a maple one. The guitar features a basswood body with a black pickguard, maple neck…
Ibanez Gio GRX70 - litsof1134's review
translatedSOUNDS OVERALL OPINION
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Ibanez RG570 [1989-1992] - " Versatile, good value"
translatedMade in Japan in the 90s. Much better than Ibanez today! The bridge is the LoPro Edge licensed Floyd Rose. It is perfect ... Dive bombing with no problem: you can loosen the strings at the bottom, …
