Ibanez RGIX6DLB Iron Label Electric Guitar

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Featuring laurel burl in a stunning Supernova finish atop a black-stained ash body, this Ibanez RGIX6DLB sports an exotic look and has the tone to match.

What's special about this item?

Feature: What it does:
Ash body Strong, snappy responsive tone
Nitro Wizard neck Comfortable, fast, and easy-to-play neck
DiMarzio Fusion Edge pickups Cutting high end; tight, compressed bottom end
Luminescent side dots Dots on the side of the neck are illuminated

Ibanez builds guitars for all levels of players--from beginners to the most demanding masters of the instrument. Regardless of price, Ibanez always strives to offer the absolute best sound, style, and playability in its class.

As the legion of converts to the "made-for-metal" Iron Label series continues to grow, Ibanez continues to tap the seismic underworld for inspiration. Working their famous RG from the "chassis" up, Ibanez speaks to the flash and fury of the frantic shredder with the RGIX6DLB.

The RGIX6DLB features a Laurel Burl top in a stunning new Supernova Burst finish with a black stained ash body, giving the model an exotic appearance and an almost otherworldly color scheme. A reverse headstock adds another element of visual distinction. The neck is constructed using a combination of maple and purpleheart topped off with an ebony fingerboard.

Luminescent side dots are provided on the neck for increased visibility in darker playing environments. The guitar comes with DiMarzio Fusion Edge pickups, which were the result of a direct collaboration between DiMarzio and Ibanez. They provide great clarity and a very smooth response, satisfying the current demands of players in today's progressive metal scene. The pickups also include a coil tap option for an expanded array of sounds.

The reliable Edge Zero II bridge, with its trusty locking system, is ready to soar, aptly handling every swoop, shimmy and dive and then return to earth solidly in tune. Gotoh locking read more machine heads help provide superior tuning stability and expedite string changes. The RG Iron Label is a perfect choice for the metal player looking for a more modern guitar that features the ultimate in both sound and playability. read less

- Nitro Wizard 3pc Maple/Purpleheart neck
- Laurel Burl top/Ash body
- Ebony fretboard w/While off-set dot inlay & Luminescent side dot inlay
- Jumbo frets
- Edge-Zero II bridge
- DiMarzio Fusion Edge (H) neck pickup
- DiMarzio Fusion Edge (H) bridge pickup
- Coil-tap switch
- Gotoh MG-T locking machine heads
- Black Hardware

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-669-8262
Web: https://www.ibanez.com/usa/support/

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars. (1 ratings)
Submitted May 29, 2019 by Alberto M in Cleveland, OH

"Ibanez RGIX6DLB"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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This has to be the smoothest guitar i've ever played. The wizard neck is flat and much wider in feel than my telecaster. It took me about an hour to adjust to this type of neck but once I did... butter. It's so smooth for melodic lead lines, to which I primarily play. I review this guitar from a lead guitarist's perspective, so I cannot say much about its rhythmic capabilities but I do think overall the DiMarzio pickups it's loaded with sound tight and on the brighter side. I've played Ernie Ball Paradigms and Ernie Ball Cobalts on this, and I feel the cobalts sounded great but were too bright for my taste on this guitar, but might fit your needs. I currently have GHS Brite Flats 10s on this and it's super smooth in sound and feel. I did notice I had to adjust the spring tension upon first restring, i think it's stocked with 9s from the factory, and I use 10s--so be ready for some light set up if you decide to move up a gauge! Edge zero trem is so smooth, and locking tuners makes restringing easy. The supernova burst finish is like a moonlit dream. There is a 7 string version of this guitar (with a slightly different finish ) that's probably readier to djent, but as a guitarist who finds preciousness in solo lead work this is a gem. Never letting go of this guitar.

Musical Background:

classical and electric guitar for 19 years, saxophone for longer - mostly self taught dreamer

Musical Style:

jazz fusion, jazz, latin rock, classic rock, psychedelic rock, djent & progressive metal, chillwave, trance & deephouse, classic
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