KentBrockman
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That would involve Ibanez doing something that people want. Wait let me guess...the reissue would be a Premium...
Ibanez 2024 NAMM
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That already exists. The JEM77P.
So yeah, it would probably get the same treatment.
oliver_p
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That would be a treat I would go for but since the JEM77 FP was introduced 1988 Ibanez missed that great opportunity last year?
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strat2tele1
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Hello All,
This may have been touched upon...
Why does Ibanez not just replace the RG7421 with the RG7421 EX that is available outside of US? Yet the RG7420 EX is readily available everywhere.
From EU site
Thanks in advance
This may have been touched upon...
Why does Ibanez not just replace the RG7421 with the RG7421 EX that is available outside of US? Yet the RG7420 EX is readily available everywhere.
From EU site
Thanks in advance
sell2792
Well-Known Member
A Prestige version of the matte green 27-fret model they put out awhile ago would be sick, particularly with an extra string.
Bloody_Inferno
Silence is Violence
Anquished
hhnice!
Wow, that is hot!
KentBrockman
Bite back with Kent Brockman!
No idea who Wes Hauch is but the specs on that look nice. Personally I’d be missing the tone knob
Jon Pearson
SS.org Regular
I dig it, not quite as much as his first ones, but still really sick. I'd definitely still smash, if they make production models I am IN.
odibrom
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... without that burst would spot on...
... typical SSO argument, it's only one little spec away from perfect...
... typical SSO argument, it's only one little spec away from perfect...
Jon Pearson
SS.org Regular
Kind if interesting it's a 3 piece neck. Not a bad thing for me, just curious.
Most LACS builds are, it's sort of their default for scratch necks unless the artist specifies differently.
Jon Pearson
SS.org Regular
Interesting, didn't know this. Do you know how it came to be that the 5 piece neck became the standard on Prestiges? I honestly don't know where the different constructions stand in terms of stability - I assume once you get into the 7/9 piece rainbow necks it's more about looks than stability, but I don't know about how 3 and 5 pieces compare.
A combination of materials costs, marketing, and just plain old seeing what sticks.
There was a big push in the early 00's to go multi-lam. It was an industry thing, based mostly on folks thinking the more pieces in the neck the better, a direct contradiction of earlier generations who favored single piece necks.
In reality, as long as it's made right it doesn't matter how many pieces of wood the neck is made out of.
Musiscience
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You’ll need to remedy to that, he’s an absolute monster of a player.
Surveyor 777
I measure things
I would have no problem with that. I have the Premium white JEM and the Premium blue floral one. Love them both. Maybe I got good ones?
Jon Pearson
SS.org Regular
Got it. Yeah I've had good and poor examples of both so that's why I was curious. No matter what construction, my experience has been that the super thin Ibanez necks need more adjustment than the thicker ones. I don't mind it, just part of the cost of having those wide thin profiles to me...A combination of materials costs, marketing, and just plain old seeing what sticks.
There was a big push in the early 00's to go multi-lam. It was an industry thing, based mostly on folks thinking the more pieces in the neck the better, a direct contradiction of earlier generations who favored single piece necks.
In reality, as long as it's made right it doesn't matter how many pieces of wood the neck is made out of.
RevDrucifer
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See, if it were green like his other one he wouldn’t have the issue of it being red.
