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Ibanez RG1077XL appreciation thread...
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Triple-J
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There's a CST on ebay right now and it looks in pretty good shape
As for the XL series I'd sell EVERY piece of gear I own if Ibanez reissued them just so I could put the cash towards buying a pair, IMO halting the production of the XL's is the 2nd biggest mistake Ibanez ever made the 1st being the Jet King series of course!
As for the XL series I'd sell EVERY piece of gear I own if Ibanez reissued them just so I could put the cash towards buying a pair, IMO halting the production of the XL's is the 2nd biggest mistake Ibanez ever made the 1st being the Jet King series of course!
Stitch
Banned
There's a CST on ebay right now and it looks in pretty good shape
As for the XL series I'd sell EVERY piece of gear I own if Ibanez reissued them just so I could put the cash towards buying a pair, IMO halting the production of the XL's is the 2nd biggest mistake Ibanez ever made the 1st being the Jet King series of course!
The Jetkings kick ass for what they are man. Cheap, retro, kitsch, and they sound great. I sell them frequently.
Stitch
Banned
The other difference between the 1077 and the 2077 is the nut; the 2077XL's is top mounted, wheras the 1077XL has the nut mounted from behind the neck.
Cancer
Gazzmask
The 1077 was the first extended scale 7 I ever played, pretty nice too.
GazPots
Is A Complete Idiot.
Doh i forgot about that.
But also the 1077's didn't have a truss rod cover whereas the 2077's do!.
Stitch
Banned
Doh i forgot about that.
But also the 1077's didn't have a truss rod cover whereas the 2077's do!.
The 2002 catalogue pictures them without, with the 'XL' printed on the headstock, but 2003 models did come with one.
Triple-J
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The Jetkings kick ass for what they are man. Cheap, retro, kitsch, and they sound great. I sell them frequently.
I dont hate the JetKing series like some people do I just find them a bit odd coming from Ibanez you know?
I dig the Omar Rodriguez model though which is a JetKing in all but name really and for a neck thru sig at around £200 it's quite a bargain
GazPots
Is A Complete Idiot.
The 2002 catalogue pictures them without, with the 'XL' printed on the headstock, but 2003 models did come with one.
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Whitestrat
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But also the 1077's didn't have a truss rod cover whereas the 2077's do!.
Huh? My 1077 has a truss rod cover, AND XL printed on the headstock... so what gives? It's a 01 model.
DaRKoN_
kicker of cheats
My 1077XL doesn't have a truss rod cover, but does have XL stamped on the headstock.
jymellis
Talk To DeWalt
i appreciate the guitar and all the pics. unfortunately i dont own one. i would appreciate it if someone would sell me one though lol.
jym
jym
I'll appreciate you more if you post pictures of your XL guitar with the necrobump of this thread!
maxdgad
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No love for the 970XL's?
I'll appreciate you more if you post pictures of your XL guitar with the necrobump of this thread!
yeah man! im just going to do some small "cosmetic" fixes on it first
27InchScale
Contributor
Bump on this old thread! Heres my custom RG1077XL, currently being shipped. Started as black, now its neon orange krackle.
Aaron
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HeadofaHessian
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This thing is unreal! Love the finish!
