I'm actually a little more concerned with how you would play the damn thing much less how you'd play suspension bridge strings.
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so since the new s7 is gonna be indo-made and have the same stock pickups as the AX, does that mean it'll be under $500?
Live near a suspension bridge?
Actually with a scale that long, if you wanted to tune it standard, you would need like 0.0000001 gauge stringsIt would take a team of people to play it, several people running around fretting, and 1, maybe 2 people picking. If you broke a string you'd be fucked too, it would probably cut people in half. I want one.
My guess is $599-649 street.
Damn, that puts it on the outer edge of "buy it to fuck around with the trem" range. That's a lot of scratch for an Indonesian guitar...
It's 78,700 yen a Ikebe, which is roughly $685. If it's that much and made in Indonesia Ibanez can kiss my ass.
It's 78,700 yen a Ikebe, which is roughly $685. If it's that much and made in Indonesia Ibanez can kiss my ass.
Play it first - People said the same thing about Japanese guitars 15 years ago and Korean 5. If the thing smokes, then it's a good guitar no matter where it's from.
Play it first - People said the same thing about Japanese guitars 15 years ago and Korean 5. If the thing smokes, then it's a good guitar no matter where it's from.
As far as I know, the RGA321 is very much made in Japan, wheras the RG321 is very much made in Indonesia... Moreover, back in the good old days, a 4** S-Series would be made in Japan whilst the regular 6-string RG 4** series was made in Korea... Oh, and the RG7420 was made in Japan as well. Don't ever speak of "Ibanez" and "logic" in the same sentenceWe're going on the fact that models with a "3" as the second digit are Indonesian made.
Cool! That's all I wanted to know... though I won't personally be getting the 8, I think it's way cool that it'll be out there. Still waiting for concrete info on the S-7320 - I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it'll be Korean... I've had too many bad experiences with Indonesian guitars, to consider one.Dendroaspis works for a music store in Canada, so he knows that the 8 string is being released, and when it will be available.
No, Ibanez is yet to build an Indonesian S-Series (the S-7320 would be the first, if the pessimists are right)....Has anyone ever even seen a Indonesian S series?