Product Detail
The Ibanez RG is an iconic electric guitar known for its high performance. With three decades of metal music influence, it's designed for both speed and strength. You can choose between a hardtail bridge or the industry-leading locking tremolo system. It's a precision instrument.
SPECS:
- Neck type: GRG Maple neck, offering stability and a bright tone.
- Top/back/body: Flamed Maple Art Grain (Basswood) top on a Poplar body. The top shows a beautiful wood grain, and the body provides a well-balanced, thick tone.
- Fretboard: Bound Purpleheart fretboard with White Sharktooth inlay.
- Fret: Medium frets, 24 in total.
- Bridge: Double Locking bridge to keep your guitar in tune even with aggressive playing.
- String space: 10.5mm.
- Neck pickup: Infinity R (H) neck pickup, passive/ceramic.
- Bridge pickup: Infinity R (H) bridge pickup, passive/ceramic.
- Factory tuning: 1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E.
- String gauge: .009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042.
- Nut: Locking nut.
- Hardware color: Black.
Features:
- The Maple neck gives the guitar stability and a bright tonal character.
- The Flamed Maple Art Grain (Basswood) top and Poplar body combination results in a well-balanced and thick tone.
- The Double Locking tremolo system ensures your guitar stays in tune during intense on-stage use.
- The mono-unit output jack is made of solid, durable material. It's a single piece to prevent unwanted movement, loosening, contact failure, or disconnection, allowing for long-term playing and minimal maintenance.
Additional Information:
PLU: GRG320FATEB
Using Your Ibanez GRG320FA-TEB Electric Guitar:
- Tuning: Start by tuning your guitar to the factory tuning of 1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E. You can use a guitar tuner for accurate tuning.
- Playing: The medium frets and the well - balanced tone of the guitar make it suitable for a variety of playing styles, from slow ballads to fast metal riffs.
Note:
- When using the Double Locking tremolo system, be careful not to over - bend the strings too aggressively at first, as it may take some time to get used to how it holds the tuning.
- Avoid exposing the guitar to extreme temperatures and humidity, as it can damage the wood and affect the tuning.
Maintenance:
- Wipe the guitar down after each use with a soft, dry cloth to remove sweat and dirt.
- Check the string gauge regularly. If the strings start to sound dull or break easily, it's time to replace them.
- Every few months, lubricate the moving parts of the bridge and the locking nut to keep them working smoothly.
