I’m not about to buy a headless JEM, I would be seriously interested is another seven string JEM.
I’m also interested in a custom shop/custom spec JEM, if that pinch of salt has a grain of truth to it...
Ibanez NAMM 2020
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I’m not about to buy a headless JEM, I would be seriously interested is another seven string JEM.
I’m also interested in a custom shop/custom spec JEM, if that pinch of salt has a grain of truth to it...
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Historically, many Ibanez bridges can be adjusted for string spacing, even some of the monorail types this is based on.
MikeH
Bring the gain
35”-32.5” for a 6 string? Gross.
MikeH
Bring the gain
I suppose I was just excited to see Ibanez delve into longer scale basses. Would love to see them put out a 37”-34”.
DEUCE SLUICE
Well-Known Member
I think that's generally more interesting in theory than practice. First fret on a 37" B is a LONG reach, and anything longer than 34" on the higher strings sounds really choked to me. I play 34" basses exclusively today (4-6 strings, standard tuned & drop-A,) because the slight benefit gained on the B going to 35" is drastically outweighed by how choked the D-C strings sound any longer than 34".
Personally, the scale range Ibanez chose for this is what I'd want. Slightly shorter scale lengths on the higher strings - particularly on the G and C of a six string - sound great.
Personally, the scale range Ibanez chose for this is what I'd want. Slightly shorter scale lengths on the higher strings - particularly on the G and C of a six string - sound great.
HeHasTheJazzHands
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They very rarely use 3rd party bridges.
I've never saw any ibanez with a schaller bridge, not even on a LACS, just with strap locks or locking tuners.
Alexlopez
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hatena6
Member
https://www.leguide.com/sb/10000115_ibanez.htm
https://www.leguide.com/sb/10000115_ibanez.htm?p=3
some pictures of new gear
https://www.leguide.com/sb/10000115_ibanez.htm?p=3
some pictures of new gear
bassplayer8
Well-Known Member
The new RGA models look great! Also the fade finish on some of the new sTandard series RGs look a lot better than I would’ve expected.
edit: what’s the HP suffix for? Is it a new line?
Man ! there is a RGDR4327 !! looks so great, thats my style, I want it for sure
Thank god someone released a blue burl burst, just when you think no one would bam after all these years of waiting.....(this is dripping with sarcasm btw
You have to use the sarcasm font.
Also, that website is a fucking nightmare to browse on mobile. The pics are so small, i don't even know what's new or old. Any highlights?
also from a computer its a nightmare, and when you click on one of the picture it sends you to another page saying that the link doesn't exist.
Albake21
Ibanez Nerd
The couple of RGAs on that page look stunning, but sadly I think they are just standard series
That one gray prestige looks interesting. It's hard to tell from the tiny pictures, but it looks like a gun metal gray version of the ice blue from last year. Okay Ibanez, you're giving me a little hope this year.
That one gray prestige looks interesting. It's hard to tell from the tiny pictures, but it looks like a gun metal gray version of the ice blue from last year. Okay Ibanez, you're giving me a little hope this year.
Albake21
Ibanez Nerd
Through a reverse search, I was able to find this website. It has no pictures or descriptions, but it does have what seems to be most model numbers from the 2020 catalog. All of the ones labeled "confidential" are from 2020.
https://muzprosvet.su/categories/at2?brand=81
https://muzprosvet.su/categories/at2?brand=81
I saw that page before, the models that says confidential are the new 2020 models
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