Ibanez RG7321 7-String Electric Guitar
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The Ibanez RG7321 offers serious 7-string attitude. With a Wizard II-7 neck and a pair of humbucking pickups, the Ibanez RG7321 is ready to shred.
The RG Fixed series brings you the world's premier metal axe, with the simplicity and sustain of a Gibraltar Standard bridge. The Ibanez RG7321 can take and dish out whatever vicious pounding they get, and are as stable as a rock. RG Fixed models represent the answer to many players' desires: the in-your-face sound of an RG without the double-locking hassle.
The Ibanez RG7321BK's 5-piece maple/walnut Wizard II-7 neck features a bound rosewood fretboard.
An Ibanez AH1-7 (humbucker) neck pickup is very responsive and full sounding; medium output with lots of character, and excellent for chording. AH2-7 (humbucker) bridge pickup gives full bass sound, while the Alnico-5 magnet provides excellent clarity in harmonics and individual notes.
The Ibanez RG7321 features the fixed Gibraltar Standard Bridge - ready and able for wide intonation adjustment, but rock solid in standing up to the most aggressive playing. A bridge definitely made for crossing the great divide over to heavier rock.
The Ibanez RG7321BK's 5-piece maple/walnut Wizard II-7 neck features a bound rosewood fretboard.
An Ibanez AH1-7 (humbucker) neck pickup is very responsive and full sounding; medium output with lots of character, and excellent for chording. AH2-7 (humbucker) bridge pickup gives full bass sound, while the Alnico-5 magnet provides excellent clarity in harmonics and individual notes.
The Ibanez RG7321 features the fixed Gibraltar Standard Bridge - ready and able for wide intonation adjustment, but rock solid in standing up to the most aggressive playing. A bridge definitely made for crossing the great divide over to heavier rock.
- Neck Material: 5pc Maple/ Walnut
- Neck Type: Wizard II-7
- Body: Basswood body
- Frets: Jumbo frets
- Fingerboard: Bound Rosewood
- Inlay: Pearl dot inlay
- Bridge: Gibraltar Standard 7 bridge
- Neck Pickup: AH17
- Bridge Pickup: AH27
- Hardware Color: BK
- Finishes: BK
- Neck Type: Wizard II-7
- Body: Basswood body
- Frets: Jumbo frets
- Fingerboard: Bound Rosewood
- Inlay: Pearl dot inlay
- Bridge: Gibraltar Standard 7 bridge
- Neck Pickup: AH17
- Bridge Pickup: AH27
- Hardware Color: BK
- Finishes: BK
Ibanez Non-New Product Warranty Information
Ibanez Electric Guitars and Basses have a 1-year warranty on NEW instruments only for the ORIGINAL purchaser with a Sales Receipt. All used products are not under warranty.
If you have additional warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer at 800-669-8262
(83 ratings)
Submitted January 19, 2009 by a customer from Hotmail.com
"Incredible Value for the price!!"
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I have been playing it for a year and will be for years to come.
Sound
I love how the Axis 7 pickups respond to harmonics as well as highs and lows. The only small issue is that the bridge pickup tends to sound *muddy* as some would call it. For passive pickups i must confess that i have little feedback but hard to notice to most people.
Features
5-Way switch between the humbuckers are nice. The fixed bridge is pretty nice i just wish the could come up with a solution to the saddle bridge screws. When palm muting by the bridge they tend to dig into your hand but are easy to get used to.
Ease of Use
The Wizard II neck from the 7321 has got me hooked on these necks. It is incredibly comfortable to play and the fact that the back of the neck is not painted makes moving fast up and down the fretboard even easier. The jumbo frets are awesome as well. I did have to adjust the action as it was a little high but the saddle screws are simple to adjust.
Quality
Since day one of me having this guitar the quality is very good. It is still in like-new condition after me playing it vigorously for around a year. The input jack location makes it prone to loosening the nut that holds the jack in tight. So i would suggest checking it often.
Value
For under $500 this is probably the best seven string i have… read more ever played!!
Manufacturer Support
I haven't had the need to contact Ibanez yet because i have been trouble free.
The Wow Factor
This guitar doesn't really have an appeal because it is generic looking but it performs amazingly for the price.
Musical Background:
Hobbyist
Musical Style:
Metal read less
Sound
I love how the Axis 7 pickups respond to harmonics as well as highs and lows. The only small issue is that the bridge pickup tends to sound *muddy* as some would call it. For passive pickups i must confess that i have little feedback but hard to notice to most people.
Features
5-Way switch between the humbuckers are nice. The fixed bridge is pretty nice i just wish the could come up with a solution to the saddle bridge screws. When palm muting by the bridge they tend to dig into your hand but are easy to get used to.
Ease of Use
The Wizard II neck from the 7321 has got me hooked on these necks. It is incredibly comfortable to play and the fact that the back of the neck is not painted makes moving fast up and down the fretboard even easier. The jumbo frets are awesome as well. I did have to adjust the action as it was a little high but the saddle screws are simple to adjust.
Quality
Since day one of me having this guitar the quality is very good. It is still in like-new condition after me playing it vigorously for around a year. The input jack location makes it prone to loosening the nut that holds the jack in tight. So i would suggest checking it often.
Value
For under $500 this is probably the best seven string i have… read more ever played!!
Manufacturer Support
I haven't had the need to contact Ibanez yet because i have been trouble free.
The Wow Factor
This guitar doesn't really have an appeal because it is generic looking but it performs amazingly for the price.
Musical Background:
Hobbyist
Musical Style:
Metal read less
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