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MGR/supermanIbanez RT 450
Published on 04/02/04 at 14:00I was looking for my first electric guitar and I bought this guitar at a pawn shop for one hundred bucks.
EVERYTHING! Ibanez has to be the most underrated and unrespected guitar brand in the world. This guitar has the most playable neck I've ever played. I now own an ESP and a Gibson, and I still love to play my Ibanez becuase it feels so good. Even though Ibanez pickups aren't the best in the world, you can achieve a wide variety of sounds from acoustic to jazz to heavy metal.
The only complaint I have is that the pickups aren't absolutely amazing. They're no EMG's, but they still rock!
The neck is bolt-on, and there is no binding on the unit. Some would think this makes for a c…Read moreI was looking for my first electric guitar and I bought this guitar at a pawn shop for one hundred bucks.
EVERYTHING! Ibanez has to be the most underrated and unrespected guitar brand in the world. This guitar has the most playable neck I've ever played. I now own an ESP and a Gibson, and I still love to play my Ibanez becuase it feels so good. Even though Ibanez pickups aren't the best in the world, you can achieve a wide variety of sounds from acoustic to jazz to heavy metal.
The only complaint I have is that the pickups aren't absolutely amazing. They're no EMG's, but they still rock!
The neck is bolt-on, and there is no binding on the unit. Some would think this makes for a cheap guitar, but this instrument is great. The sustain rocks, and I've put it through a lot and it is still looks great.
It's hard to get ahold of these guitars because Ibanez no longer makes them, but they rule! Buy Ibanez!!!!!!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.comSee less00- stof79Published on 11/25/08 at 00:15 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Made in Japan
HSH configuration
5-way selector, 1 volume, 1 tone
2 point tremolo
Mechanical GOTOH
maple neck end target. Junction sleeve body at the 17th fret
Alder body, 3 part
key rosewood (rosewood I think it)
24 frets
cutting bevel on the stomach and stops the upper right arm
UTILIZATION
Handle very pleasant end. Now that I'm used to the bigger it parrait even too late.
The junction body handle is not what is most convenient because thick asses.
The use of vibrato tendency to tune the guitar, it may be necessary to change the mechanical interlocking not?
SOUNDS
It is made to the crunch a bit dirty (type roots reggae, a little rapper with…Read moreMade in Japan
HSH configuration
5-way selector, 1 volume, 1 tone
2 point tremolo
Mechanical GOTOH
maple neck end target. Junction sleeve body at the 17th fret
Alder body, 3 part
key rosewood (rosewood I think it)
24 frets
cutting bevel on the stomach and stops the upper right arm
UTILIZATION
Handle very pleasant end. Now that I'm used to the bigger it parrait even too late.
The junction body handle is not what is most convenient because thick asses.
The use of vibrato tendency to tune the guitar, it may be necessary to change the mechanical interlocking not?
SOUNDS
It is made to the crunch a bit dirty (type roots reggae, a little rapper with the single coil), and saturation type heavy 90s (his typical offspring)
I do not use the intermediate positions
OVERALL OPINION
This is my first electric guitar bought in 1991-92. It's still a good guitar.See less11