Pickups aren't bad but the guitar itself has a nice tonal quality unplugged. I will most likely install a JB/'59 Seymour Duncan set to help bring outthe best electric qualities of this guitar.

I love all the features, which is why I bought one of these. The only thing I would have changed would have been jus cosmetic, to match the headstock with the body color (bx version). The bridge is a real Gibraltor which is easy to restring and comfortable to play on, what more do you need?

This has the Prestige Wizard neck which isn't as thin as the 2009 Super Wizard necks but not a thick beefy neck at all. I think the RGA series is on of the best things Ibanez has done in many yeas and for them to discontinue the RGA121 and now drop active pickups in the RGA321 are bad moves on Ibanez's part.

Top notch. I don't think they could have improved much on this guitar if anything other than a set of Seymour Duncan pups installed from the factory and maybe locking tuners. This guitar simply rocks and I personally have logged in more than 30hrs of playtme in the past month alone, it's hard to put aguita this nice down.

At this price compare to the $1599 they go for new, you won't find a better value!

I've had service from Ibanez previously and have never had any problems with warranty work or service.

This is one sexy axe that plays as goodas it looks.

professional "active musician"

rock, blues, jazz, country