Ibanez Sml721 Rgc Electric Guitar

****Product Features****

– Wizard 5pc Maple/Walnut neck
Ibanez’s thin, flat and fast Wizard neck is strong and sturdy and offers unlimited playability for demanding players.

– Rosewood fretboard
Rosewood fretboard provides a well-balanced solid tone with a focused mid range.

– Jumbo Jescar EVOgold™ frets
Jescar EVOgold™ frets are known for their bright tone, gorgeous appearance, and excellent features such as long-lasting durability and smooth note bending.

– Nyatoh body
Nyatoh used as the body wood provides a rich mid-low end.

– Q58 H-H pickups
Q58 pickups are designed specifically for use in headless guitars. They provide a clearly defined sound, facilitating excellent tonal balance through all frequencies. The lows are powerful without being muddy, and the highs are bright and clear, but never harsh. As a result, every single note within the chord structure is well defined, and clearly audible. These pickups, with their tonal balance, and extremely low noise performance, work extremely well with both digital and analog effects.

– Gotoh® MG-T locking machine heads
The Gotoh® MG-T locking machine heads achieve incredible tuning stability, cutting down string-changing time.

– Mono-rail bridge
Designed for both stability and sustain, the innovative Ibanez Mono-Rail bridge minimizes cross-talk between strings

– dyna-MIX10 switching system with Alter Switch
The dyna-MIX 10 offers ten sound variations and can easily switch from humbucker and single coil modes with the mini switch. The power Tap mode provides a realistic single coil sound despite its two humbucker pickup layout.

– Luminescent side dots
The luminescent side dot position marks make it easy for players to see fretboard position marks when performing on dark stages.

****Special Features****

– 25.5-25.0 inch multi scale
The Low-E string has a 25.5’ scale which is the same as most of Ibanez guitars, but on the High-E string, the scale length is shorter, 25’.
This combination provides a better playability because it allows gentler string tensions over the plain strings, while not sacrificing the tightness of the wound strings.
Also, the nut is vertical to the strings so there is no weird feelings or extreme finger stretching when playing chords on the lower frets.