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STC-Shaped Guitar from Ibanez belonging to the RGT Standard series

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  • spiikespiike

    Ibanez RGTHRG2Published on 01/29/08 at 20:41
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Manufacturing: Asia
    Neck: Glued
    Handle Material: Maple and Walnut
    Fingerboard: Rosewood
    Number of cases: 24
    Pickups: 2 humbucker INFINITY1
    locking tremolo Ibanez Edge Pro II
    Settings: volume, tone, micro switch

    UTILIZATION

    - The handle is it fun?
    I played before on another Ibanez RG extremment dish with a handle (a real highway), but larger, this one
    is rounder and less broad, but very nice (after passing luthier to set it saw that it was new) and quite accurate (at least tolerate my old RG)

    - Access to acute (recent freight) is it easy?
    Yes very accessible as all Ibanez

    - Ergonomics is it good (in terms of shape, weight ...)?

    Ibanez RG shape, we like…
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    Manufacturing: Asia
    Neck: Glued
    Handle Material: Maple and Walnut
    Fingerboard: Rosewood
    Number of cases: 24
    Pickups: 2 humbucker INFINITY1
    locking tremolo Ibanez Edge Pro II
    Settings: volume, tone, micro switch

    UTILIZATION

    - The handle is it fun?
    I played before on another Ibanez RG extremment dish with a handle (a real highway), but larger, this one
    is rounder and less broad, but very nice (after passing luthier to set it saw that it was new) and quite accurate (at least tolerate my old RG)

    - Access to acute (recent freight) is it easy?
    Yes very accessible as all Ibanez

    - Ergonomics is it good (in terms of shape, weight ...)?

    Ibanez RG shape, we like it or not, myself and I adore this one no exception n'eccepte

    - Gets it easy to sound good? ...

    So here it is c fishing ... see below

    SOUNDS

    While there are some things to say, I not play a lot of different styles, from blues to rock 60 years, hard years to 70, and the metal of today ....
    Let me be clear I don not have bought this guitar for its features but for its design, I have flashed the I have purchased, waiting for me given the style "Giger" that's a big task ... and too bad for the blues, I have other guitars for me I said.

    AND c is the drama ....

    saturation: its a cold and sad to cry, no matter the setting, no identity,
    not the pleasure of playing the big sound, and of course not even bother to think hard to play the 70s.

    Its clear, so nice but no more identity, I was really disappointed ....

    So I went to my luthier and I did climb up a tone zone and a virtual hot paf ... and then the guitar comes into its own ... a range of sounds unbelievable .. clear as saturated, ultra-hot rock 70 'as its wholesale metal (hot but not ultra bourrain either ...), and c is not of the EMG, but I'm not a fan anyway.

    That said, I wonder if I should not make the pub instead of my microphones

    - With what (s) amplifier (s) or effect (s) do you play?
    No effect at this time, I play a Peavy Bandit 112 last generation

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use it for a year

    I love this, the ergonomics of the handle .... and design, the great class .....

    what I like the least you will understand the microphones ....

    I bought on a whim, seeing a picture on the net .... (I'm a fan of HR Giger)

    value for money .. and a little expensive given that there are 250 euros for micro + installation

    And yes I would do this choice.
    The note and based on the guitar changed ... without the amendment I give him 5 / 10, a signature with the same microphones, c is a scandal (though Giger n is not known for its frenzied riffs .. )! even when not be messing around.
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