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My First Ibanez Guitar! | Trade Tuesday S2 E6 | Ibanez RGRT621DPB Blue Lagoon Burst Flat
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Today we are taking a look at and getting my opinions on the Ibanez RGRT621DPB Blue Lagoon Burst Flat. This was my first Ibanez guitar that I've owned (I think? haha)
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You dont have to be a shredder to like a Ibanez RG..
My RG3520ze plays SO much nicer than my Les Paul Custom. The only guitar that compares is a Music Man JPX I had for a while. Personal taste, of course. The necks on even the entry-level Satriani Ibanezes are ridiculously comfortable.
exactly! Dexter Holland used to use one all the time! Though I think now he plays the single cut Ibanez’s more
Paul Rogers “entry level” satriani Ibanez.
The only thing making JS series entry level was the fact that they put his name in a fret. Other than that (and an obviously heavily worn teen) mine is perfect. Although I managed to get my hands on a first generation js100 so I can’t speak for newer models
Do you know what's really weird? The kind of tone you need to feed into a djent-y kind of setup - not much bass, and really watch the mids - they often call it a scooped sound, but it's actually FLAT - just in comparison to other guitars, because most have such boosted mids, just from wood choices and electronics. The "correct" tone you need at the start of a metal rig is EXACTLY the same tone that jazzers like, just clean, flat, accurate - Pat Metheny would sound great on this. Hell, so would Buddy Holly - that'll be the day. Garcia... Mark Knopfler could eat this up.
@@bryancontreras2892 Don't forget Fletcher from Pennywise as well! He still rocks the RG too!
Careful of the Ibanez guitars, they're infectious. Once you get used to the necks on them, look out, you'll find yourself picking them up ahead of anything else.
Right
Amen
I just bought a used RG421 for $160 with a SD Nazgul in the bridge. It has a botched paint job so that will have to be addressed, but holy shit, the neck made me a better player instantly. I'm selling my Jackson to buy another Ibanez right this week.
I have been playing Ibanez semi-hollows for about a decade now. Incredible necks!!
Ibanez wizard and wizard 2 necks are fast, comfortable and dare I say sexy?
Literally the only bad thing about Ibanez guitars, to me, is their “names”, they feel more like serial numbers on a equipment than names for a guitar
As a new person to the brand - I would agree. The names are rather weird
RG stands for roadstar guitar.
S stands for slim.
The numbers denote it’s trim level
I have a series 2 roadstar (modded) I play between that, my epi LP custom and a JS100 but the RS has a soft spot in my heart, it’s modified, but it was done back when new so the modded parts are vintage parts 😍
Nicest sounding guitar I’ve got, roadstar series are incredibly underrated and overlooked when someone’s trying to find a vintage Strat type
Theres all kinds of Ibanez names, the Ibanez destroyer, the iceman, the fireman, the jet king, and several others I'm missing.
What's wrong with the name RG1637ry73h73qwerty?
Might be a marketing move like euro car makes. The reason they use numbers for models is so you always say I have a Mercedes or Ibanez in this case instead of the model name. It reinforces the brand name over the model which can be anything.
A burl is a knotted up distortion in trees when cut flat it has swirls and holes throughout. Poplar is the tree type
*Don't be scared that it says Made In Indonesia, those Ibanez's are still great and not only the dimarzio usa pickups but overall quality control has made in usa guitars beat every day!*
U smoke crack or sum
@@jacoblayton811 Lmao. Junky ass Ibanez. Owned a bunch and hated every one.
These guitars are definitely not junk, I’ve seen Gibson put out worse for way more $$$ 😂
@@skatarest77 We get it you're edgy. The 4-5 star reviews of Ibanez are all lying maaaaan
Ibanez is my favorite brand of guitar for the shorter money. But... The PRS SE series guitars are more than a little great and the prices are reasonable. Still, Ibanez are fun and well made.
The *"1 and only's'* I ever purchase: Stihl trimmers, saws, blowers. Dr. Pepper. Marlboro Reds. Bud Light. Older Chevy trucks. Honda cars, motorcycles. AMD Processors. Sig Sauer pistols. Samsung phones. Ibanez guitars.
I brought this guitar back in 2018 when it first came out, the best decision I've ever made. Everything you want on a guitar is right here. Got mine set up in Drop C#
Ibanez is and has been on the forefront of guitar innovation for decades. That truss rod cover is a nice reminder of this statement.
This is how the 5way switch functions, according to the diagram:
1) neck coils in series
(traditional)
2) neck coils in parallel
3) neck and bridge (traditional)
4) just one coil from each pickup in parallel
(the inner ones)
5) bridge coils in series (traditional)
Mine was the oposite position for position 2 and 4. And i changed them to 3 way switch and adding push pull tone control for coil split. Coz the standard switch was freakin bad and noisy
I really like this kind of switching, you get the strat 'between' sounds or close approximations in positions 2 and 4, but everything is noise cancelling.
That is probably one of THE BEST sounding guitars you have demo'ed !!!!
Yeah that clean tone really caught me off guard with how broad the response was.
Might not be ideal for all forms of music but there's clearly a lot to work with there and the additional switching makes it pretty versatile.
Ibanez guitars equipped with DiMarzio PUs always sound awesome!
@@schaerfentiefe1967 There's a reason everyone ripped out there Gibson T-Tops to stick DiMarzio Super Distortion's in their LP's back in the 70's. I've got an original set in one of my old LP Standard's & they kick ass (I really like the double-white bobbins look too)
agreed
Ugly guitar
The truss cover blew me away too. What an awesome idea
The grounding wires inside the pickup cavities are there to connect the shielding paint in the cavity to the common ground (Gibson doesn't shield it's cavities so they don't do this, but Fender does). This is done mainly for single coil or split humbucker situations where the pickup would pickup 60 cycle hum otherwise. Essentially it creates a little Faraday cage for the coils. Humbuckers with metal covers do pretty much the same thing.
It's a poplar burl top! And the back is what is called an "open pore" finish! By the way if you want to shield your pickup cavities you have to connect them to the main ground as they did, as each cavity shielding paint is not touching anything connect to ground if they didn't connected like they did...
The first guitar I bought back in high school was a 2011 Ibanez RG471AH. It has a natural ash body with a super thin clear coat, making it look like a plain piece of wood, which is very unique. I still play it to this day. Gibson and Ibanez are my two favorite guitar companies, because they just always put out beautiful guitars with great finishes.
The reason you can feel the grain on the mahogany is because they didn't use a filler before sealing and painting. Nothing wrong with that; it's just one approach to finishing.
Your guitar skills have come so far since I first started watching your videos. Sounding real good there Trogly. Keep at it!
I SOOO agree with you! I make my buds crack up when they come in the room by playing the intro guitar riff ( that I dont believe he plays) then go on to play some of his early test riffs! Its hilarious..but no doubt Trogz is starting to add a few good chops to his resume!!😁
nicest guitar on the show in a long time
The blue under the bridge/pickup rings is most likely due to a UV curing process for the finish.
As for the fretboard wood, certain species of Rosewood will also sink in water due to density.
12:26 didn't know Trogly was a prob god
Edit: Progly*
It is now Proglys guitar show
This one is definitely a ripper! I'm very happy with the guitar, and enjoyed meeting you! Good luck with the trade!
The shielding has to be connected to a common ground. Many paint inside the wire cavity with a pipe cleaner or so to connect them. I've wired them before when using copper tape. All shielding should be connected to ground to be most effective.
Ibanez started with their own designs in the late seventies (Musician, Studio, Artist). Most famous the Iceman-guitar, and for example Sting of the Police used an Ibanez bass. But, indeed, it took some more years to develop the typical superstrat models they now are famous for.
I have RG 550, 470, and 350 all with the edge wiggle stick. The tone capabilities are incredible, as your video shows. These guitars have been my work horse choices for solo work for many year's. Tho perfer a Les Paul for rhythm work in studio. As a loyal viewer of your channel, allow me to express how much I enjoy your work! Thanks man, keep doing what you do! I'm also an Ohio boy. Rock on...
I've been through about 15 Ibanezs..uh...Ibanezes(?)...through the years and I think they truly have something for every guitarist out there...I like the pickups on this one!
Especially the clean sounds are actually really good for that price range.
Don't know if someone answered the question, but the wires in the cavities are for connecting the ground potential to the main cavity as there is conductive paint used in there.
Awesome video! Might be one of my new favourite channels. Ibanez is by far my favourite guitar company. Haven't bought a new guitar in 8ish years, I think I might be due :D
I got a $50 Ibanez from my friend, and it's super fun. I dont expect it to be a Dean or Gibson, but it is fun. Crazy to see Trogly doing a different thing
As with most Ibanez guitars this guitar sounds awesome!
The DiMarzio PUs are well known for their tasteful sound and the neck-through construction with mahoghany body wood is perfect for delivering great resonance and sound.
I have this Ibanez. Bought it this summer off of Craigslist with a hardshell case. $250. I couldnt pass it up, excellent rocker with sweet dimarzio's.
Play an Ibanez Artcore man... I love mine to bits, amazing hollow body Guitar.
played all brands of guitars, always go back to Ibanez, great guitars for the price
You finally joined the dark side.
The sound on this was fantastic. Edgy when desired - mellow if required. I've always known Ibanez to be a quality name for 40 years. I can't stand that finish though. First thing I would do is refinish the body in glossy orange. Also whatisupwithyourvoiceduringyourendtagtalkingaboutthecaseyouveneverdonethatbefore.
This is one of the best reviews of a guitar i'e ever seen... I love how thorough you are with everything, thank you!
Dude, it's the figuring in the wood that people love. Burl is a type of wood growth that occures in many different species of wood.
Its actually a really nice picture of some pretty wood on that guitar its not what its made out of, budget finish really.
Shielding paint and a grounding lead. Should be one to the bridge as well.
I rather like this guitar. Prefer if the split wiring was series-parallel switching.
It is, Trogly got it wrong. The neck pickup can't be split, position 5 is neck pickup series, position 4 is neck pickup parallel.
You can see the switch diagram on their website: www.ibanez.com/usa/products/detail/rgrt621dpb_01.html
@Rumpleforeskin I saw that. I also am aware he basically figured it out by then anyhow. Still it is what it is. Cavity shielding is most important and shielded wires really does the best overall.
@@aliniazi2002 sick. That's the only way life makes sense with humbuckers. I just permanent mod my neck on cheapies and add the switch on Junior types with only a bridge.
Shielding the back of pickup cavities is totally unnecessary when you have a grounded backplate on the pickups, but it's easier to sell guitars if you do it anyway. There's always someone yelling on the internet that you have to shield everything. The only place you really need it is where you have signal running through unshielded wires more than an inch long as is typical of a control cavity.
@@rowlandstraylight agreed. Mainly the wiring areas so the Control cavity.. Again shielded wiring best method
Ibanez stuff isn’t my cup of tea but they’re in every way bang for your buck. I don’t think any other manufacturer adds so much stuff to inexpensive instruments. The only Ibanez I’ve actually enjoyed playing was the talman. For me it’s the insanely thin necks that push me away from them
Just checked ibanez's info about this model's controls.
(Neck pup is 1st. position)
5th.- neck.
4th.- parallel neck.
3rd.- both pups.
2nd.- both pups, coil splitted.
1st.- bridge
Don't know how I stumbled upon this channel but I do enjoy watching your videos. Btw, Jatoba wood is used in high end drums now too, Yamaha's Absolute Hybrid Maple drums use it.
It looks there’s more constructive care here (individual pick up ground, well routed PU cavity, shielded electronic) then in many “made in USA” guitars. Small details, not so relevant, but that’s quality
I have to agree. I have this guitar and I love it. Very comfortable fun to play.
Dude nice! These are great guitars for the money, I had a purple one but parted with it not too long ago
I own two Ibanez electrics, RG470 and RBIB21 (baritone). I love them both! My 470 is old so I need to change out the 5 way selector and going to replace original pickups with DiMarzio Dreamcatcher, HS-3 and Rainmaker. I got a Dimarzio "super switch" to replace the original selector with. The volume and tone nobs work with no issues.
I took an ibanez rgat62 on trade a few months ago. I had to keep it after playing with it awhile. Great guitar
I started playing around 91’ and my first guitar teacher quit teaching so I got another teacher. The first guy was a bob dylan wannabe and my second teacher worshipped Eddie Van Halen and Neal Schon so a huge contrast in styles. My first guitar was a cheapo acoustic (were there any other kinds for starting players?) and my second teacher felt that until my father bought me an electric guitar (1993 peavey Predator) I needed to have an electric guitar to practice with so he had 2 Stevie via Jems from 1987. He had one that was blue and the other was hot pink with green and pink inlays. The pink guitar was worth a lot even back then and his favorite was his blue Jem so he lent me his very expensive electric guitar and even back then all I could think was “the neck is WAY too thin” I mean with the Floyd Rose bridge and other features I honestly was surprised it was capable of any string tension. It didn’t feel like I was playing the action was that loose, light, and low. It’s a guitar built for shredders but when I got my peavey Predator (I still have it) it felt great to me. Even today I like my necks think like a baseball bat in reverse. I used to play .13’s when I was younger but now I play on .09’s and I’m much happier with that and I still get great tone. I’d play .10’s if I felt there was a better difference tonally but there’s not. To this day I can’t play and enjoy an Ibanez because of how thin those necks are
:I see that Trogly slipped up and showed that he is a robot :O @17:40 lol
Wow, lots of different tones. Pretty awesome if it plays well.
I bought a ibanez gio on reverb only because it was fifty bucks was amazed at how it completely smokes a 3 hundred dollar squire. I now have a RG421AHM and will be upgrading soon
OMG I LOVE THAT YOU DID SOME TOOL
Gorgeous. I have early 2000's neck through RG and love it. Only bad thing is the first gen edge tremelo. It only likes standard tuning, I play in B standard. Eventually I just put a shim in the back to block the trem. And the stock pickups kinda suck, put a Seymour Duncan Dime Bucker in the bridge. Sounds and plays great now.
Eventually I will replace the trem with a Floyd Rose or a Gotoh Floyd.
Blake Curtis upgrade your springs.
There’s a brand that had colour coded trem springs that get stronger or weaker. Might help.
I have 3 Ibanez semi hollow body guitars and they are awesome. In the 90s I had a solid body. Though lots of shred people play them, so do guys like me who have never and will never shred, but rock and blues only.
Hate to say it but this right here is a classic example of what you should get for $600 - $800, Gibsons in the $1200 - $1400 price range should fall into a similar price bracket with regards to specs, build quality and features. Before anyone loses their shit, you can add $300 or so for the "Made in the USA" tax, higher labor costs and overheads do make a difference but honestly, a $1200 Gibson is about $300 - $400 overpriced for what it is and the specs it sports. There is a good reason Ibanez in particular was sued by Gibson back when, they made better guitars for less money. Every "pre-copyright era" Ibanez I have ever played has been an absolute gem of a guitar, easily better than similar era Gibsons.
5 piece neck through, DiMarzio pickups, brilliant fit and finish and versatile tonally in a way very few Gibsons (certainly none in this price range) can match. This is a killer guitar, nice trade Trogly. I do get that the design and finish isn't for everyone, I prefer the LP shape personally 😉
I still love the Les Paul, SG and Flying V from Gibson but as a player that has financial obligations outside of my hobbies Gibson has priced itself out of my collection. After the recent "play authentic" garbage I don't see myself supporting them at all moving forward. I had been planning on replacing my '98 Les Paul Standard that I sold a few years back (what a guitar that was) but now I don't feel I want to support the big G and it's BS, I think I will pick up an Ibanez LP style guitar instead. It's about the same money, more in some cases for what I am looking for and won't be sporting what is rapidly becoming a negatively associated brand name.
Come on Gibson, take your head out of your ass and focus on making your customers happy rather than padding your bank account at the expense of whatever the hell you please. I hope they lose all their suits and they lose the copyrights to everything but their headstock design, they already lost the V in Europe. That will force them to focus on making better guitars rather than simply trying to kill the competition so they don't have to.
Ibanez used this truss rod cover several years now..very clever.
If you like IBANEZ..currently are very popular RG-550 Made in Japan old series 1987 to 1994.
or RG-550 LTD (limited ed.) with binding neck 1994-1998 + RG-570DX...
ibanez.fandom.com/wiki/RG550LTD
It depends on the top,some poplar burls tops look good and some look ugly,i like when it remembers the surface of the moon and the finish is clear
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!?!?!?
You tell me this after I spent my retirement fund on a fine Jatoba water machine from a friendly Indian boy on Craigslist?
13:13 I see what you did there, a crazy train type riff.
K Jonks youtube’s copyright be like that sometimes lol
He also did a police type riff in the beginning of the sound demo
@@peik5569 yah, that's why I say, he played a similar riff to avoid it.
After leaning on a cheap starter bass i began looking for a better guitar. I looked at so many in the $1,000 AUD range, but most of what i saw wasn't much better quality than my cheapo. Yes they had better pickups etc, but that about it. Until i came across a new Ibanez sr405eqm Bass. The quality control and finish is amazing. It plays beautifully and is so versatile. I had to go into the $3000 AUD range and higher to find something similar from the more famous brands. As long as Ibanez keeps selling guitars of this quality for the price, they have a customer in me.
P.S. AUD is Australian dollars.
The grounding tab wires are to keep you from pulling the pickup out too far and snappppppppp
Those tabs are to ground the pickup cavities. They have grounding paint, the wires take that to system ground (pots or Jack)
I love the Ibanez Mikro BTW lol
I love Ibanez basses and I've wanted a talman guitar since the 90s. You have to try them out because they aren't all perfect, but if you're patient you can get a near perfect guitar for under a grand. Then you don't feel bad about gigging it and getting dings. They're the Honda/Acura of guitars!
My second guitar ever, and first real guitar, was an RG270dx with a wizard 2 and it felt so comfortable and fast. I sold it many years ago. Then last year I found someone selling an RG370QMSP which was apparently a spot model not in their catalog. It was similar, had a wizard 3 which felt familiar to what I.was use.to. But its cheaper Edge 3 trem system sucked..definitely a step backwards. Had it blocked the first week. Also the infinity 3 and 4 pickups weren't very good. I ended up buying a PRS
It's vitually impossible to shield the canal the pickup cable goes through, so making the ground connection at the bottom/shielding paint, will get the grounding complete. It's quite a feature on a low budget humbucker guitar, it speaks of quality ;-)
I like that you’ll step outside your comfort zone with technique when you demo something unfamiliar.
I have been eyeing buying one of these! Awesome!
Ibanezs imo have the most versitile tones! It could adapt to any music style! Ñisssssssssce 🎸
FWIW, the tape looks like vinyl gaff tape used to tape dance floors (e.g. Marley) to stage floors. I like ProTape. You reminded me I need to order some. : ) Oh, and I LOVE my JS2400. Hate the floating trem, but it's a dream to play and the neck pick up sounds amazing.
About using metal pick-up rings; yes they can effect tonev ! It depends on metals of both magnets and ring. This even happens with metals that one would think otherwise. Even gold plating can effect the shape of the magnetic field of AlNiCo magnets.
I could be wrong. Seth Lover did mention the gold plating effecting pickups.
I had a guitar with emgs and I've got one with Seymour Duncan's so I needed one with DiMarcio's and I can they didn't disappoint. This is a great guitar to record with.
You should check out Ibanez’s made in Japan instruments. Especially early 1990’s and earlier.
Trogly, Position 4 on the switch on this guitar is the neck pickup in parallel which gives a brighter sound with less volume.
You can see the switch diagram on their website: www.ibanez.com/usa/products/detail/rgrt621dpb_01.html
Thanks - wish I would've seen that. I just called it like I heard it and saw it on the ohm meter
this is a great guitar for its price. and I love ibanez necks.
The Ibanez name was sold to the Japanese following the destruction of the factory in the Spanish civil war.
The metal pickup ring might have an impact on the sound after all just look at the Tele bridge Vs the one on the Strat. Might be minimal though.
I have an Ibanez AR 725 violon burst and it kicks a Gibson’s ass easy...the ebony fretboard with the crazy inlays is just Awesome
I always have at least one Ibanez lying around, currently I have an Ibanez 5 string bass. Ibanez are built really well and are very affordable. They're like the Honda Civic of guitars.
The "burl" or pock marks are just kinda groovy to some wood enthusiasts & some guitarists. No 2 are identical & therefor unique. Kinda along the lines of "relic" one of a kind thinking...
My 1st Ibanez was a brand spanking new Artist I bought on payments from Beach Music, Huntington Beach, CA in 1979. My only Ibanez now is an RG370 (Korea, maple/basswood) I bought in '03 for a birthday present to me ;) I haven't looked at it for a while but I think I swapped the bridge pickup out for a DiMarzio "Joe" or "Evo" or something in '08. I've always enjoyed the quality of the Ibe's I've had, but I think when I break the 370 out of mothballs I wanna swap out the floating trem. If I recall, the stock one was a real PITA to work with (intonation, string lock, etc...)
It seems like it's the best of both worlds between entry level and the higher quality
The burst dye/paint thing is probably a masking template faux pas or they removed overspray only around hardware. I've run into that on stuff I've built. It just takes more time to clean it up, if it's not cost effective, leave it
Pretty guitar! Never had an Ibe with a long name. Flat necks has always worked for me because I have hotdog fingers!! Flat & wide is my preference, thick & narrow which I'll Texas slur all over...
Just imagine space when you look at a burl top and you will fall in love with it
*sees title* Awesome
The wires screwed into the body behind the pickups are most likely for better grounding to the shielding paint around the pickups
Love Ibanez guitars, I personally think they blow alot of other modern guitar companies out of the water for a fraction of the price. I even own a EGEN8 that was used on the Maximum Overload tour by Herman Li (Dragonforce). He replaced the bridge to an edge pro and pickups to his signature models before I got it and it sounds 100x better then the retail version.
My guess is the grounding tabs in the pickup cavities are for the metal pickup rings because they need to be grounded, unlike plastic.
You should check out one of the Joe Satriani Ibanez guitars if you get the chance. The neck profile on that is a more traditional shape. I've had a JS1000 for about 10 years now and it's a workhorse and extremely comfortable to play. The tremolos on the Japanese models are much better than the cheaper models with Ibanez. I was never a fan of the Wizard necks on the 6string RGs or the thin necks on S series too but strangely love the 7string Wizard neck. How does that work?
More and more I watch your videos, it feels like there shouldn’t be any other guitar than Gibson made. (I own a Ibanez RG series and a ESP LTD)
Actually a pretty cool IBZ. Sorta surprised its your first but maybe 'vintage' ones weren't available. Myself, fan from afar in '74 with the GP ads then '81 bought a Rocket Roll Sr. 4:12 is this beauty in the middle.Glad i have it.
The color fading may have been achieved by using Oxalic Acid. It commonly used as a wood "bleach." Conversely potassium nitrite accelerates oxidation to darken bare woods.
Grounding paint in the control cavities. Grounds the guitar anywhere you attach a ground wire
The problem I have with the Ibanez Iceman I own is that neck is VERY thin, I can literally get a tremolo effect just by bending the neck back and forth! When you can make an A power chord and then by just simply twisting your wrist you bend the neck and get a vibrato type of sound, yeah that's thin! LOL, but hey, it's still holding up after 4 years. Of my regular electric guitars my Iceman is my next favorite to play other than my Les Paul's.
Yeah I'm with Austin, I don't like the tuners only being on the treble side but they do that to be different but also because of the way their head stocks are designed thats the straightest line from the neck.
Finally a guitar that matches your amp style haha
I collect Fenders but i also had an art glass hobby long ago. In 1876 New England glass made 3 types of peachblow, Wildrose was the name, a satin, a matte done with acid and an "Agata" finish which was down with oil spotting. Looks a lot like your Ibanez, and Oil spotting under the Lacquer makes some sense. Can't post a link or it will get wiped. Just google New England Peachblow Agata and see if the pics and or process might have a commonality.
You almost nailed the name: The accent is not in the "to" (jaTObá), it's in the "ba" (jatoBÁ)
Tried one of these in a store and was very impressed by it's playability. Just cause it's indo made doesn't mean anything aside from less consistent qc perhaps.
Indonesia makes better guitars than America these days. They've got more consistent QC. It's why Ola Englund gets his brand Solar guitars all made there. Although he goes one step further and personally tries out every single guitar before it's sold, probably the best QC of any guitar company there is
You cannot compare a Glarry to a Ibanez !! I just purchased in June the Ibanez RG421AHM Blue Moon Burst its a Hard Tail as well . The only problem was the Blue Moon turned into a Emerald Green Burst actually better looking then the Blue ?? It was set up perfectly out of the box and I was able to shred within minutes of unboxing . Ibanez are quality Guitars no matter the Price ! I been playing for about 35 yrs. and this new Ibanez plays and feels better then Guitars I paid Thousands for . I got this one for $399 and may put locking tuners and a EMG 81 in the Bridge down the road that's just for my personal tastes it screams with factory pups so anyone who is looking at the Model I got do Not worry !! I like this channel but to compare $61 dollar Glarry's to any Ibanez is a Offense to the Guitar GOD's lol . No it really is but since your not a shred guy that explains you not knowing & Ibanez handles country and blues styles just fine as well they are utilitarian basically & the necks are just perfection imho !!
Why the speed-up at the end?
It did speed up, yes?
Or did I suddenly slow down?
When I edit the footage - I do it at 2x speed to cut my editing time down. Sometimes Final Cut glitches out and won't allow me to reset the speed. It was at the end so I just left it
@@Trog LOL
I'm just glad it wasn't me slowing down....................
Mine had a couple little dings in it when I got it shipped but you cant really see them unless you look close and its not in a spot ud feel. Ibanez sent it just in a box with only a little bubble wrap at the neck and filled the whole box with styrofoam which was the worst pack job I've seen but its not the worst box I've been delivered. Great guitar though and it's my 1st Ibanez too but the neck ain't that bad it actually plays great. I like my charvel better but I've made some awesome riffs on this Ibanez.... I love having different guitars they make me play differently
best guitar you have ever unboxed
sweet guitar
My SR305 has that same style of truss cover. It’s amazing. Sadly none of my other ibbys have that type of truss cover.
Best part of the nifty truss rod cover? You can hide a few hits of acid in there.