NorCal_Val
Well-Known Member
IF you can find one, the K7 had a bit chunkier neck than my other Ibanez 7s.(Universe, RG1527, RG752m)
Recommend me a used Prestige
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Xiphos804
SS.org Regular
Try the Ibanez AZ24027. Absolute unit of a guitar.
Metal Mortician
Ninja Lurker
Honestly, the S Series have always had more of a rounded C shape to the back of the necks compared to the flat D/U shapes of the RGs.
Hard to recommend anything without a test drive because, for me, the neck shape and fretboard width/radius have always sold me on a guitar. Find the measurements of what you do like, the you can extrapolate from dimensions given on wikis and manufacture sites.
You may have to venture beyond Ibanez to find that. Thankfully, almost every manufacturer makes a 7 that may be worth trying. The next go-to brands tend to be ESP/LTD and Schecter. From that, maybe more botique.
It’s a 50/50 flip if you buy new with a return policy, or used and maintain resale value without depreciation.
Hard to recommend anything without a test drive because, for me, the neck shape and fretboard width/radius have always sold me on a guitar. Find the measurements of what you do like, the you can extrapolate from dimensions given on wikis and manufacture sites.
You may have to venture beyond Ibanez to find that. Thankfully, almost every manufacturer makes a 7 that may be worth trying. The next go-to brands tend to be ESP/LTD and Schecter. From that, maybe more botique.
It’s a 50/50 flip if you buy new with a return policy, or used and maintain resale value without depreciation.
almost made looking at the k7 inlay bearable
Grindspine
likes pointy things
Yes, I would recommend a used Prestige!
The RGD2127z is hard to beat; they pop up used fairly often. The 26.5" neck is nearing baritone length, but still comfortable for most players who are used to a 25.5". The Edge Zero II trem is comfortable, has adjustable arm tension, a built-in intonation tool, and a thumbwheel on the back for spring tension/balance. The bevels are nice looking and comfortable. The only warning is that a lot of people lose the top of the collet knob because they don't understand the way the volume knob is assembled.
The RGD2127z is hard to beat; they pop up used fairly often. The 26.5" neck is nearing baritone length, but still comfortable for most players who are used to a 25.5". The Edge Zero II trem is comfortable, has adjustable arm tension, a built-in intonation tool, and a thumbwheel on the back for spring tension/balance. The bevels are nice looking and comfortable. The only warning is that a lot of people lose the top of the collet knob because they don't understand the way the volume knob is assembled.
I about had a heart attack reading this because I have an RG752 for sale in Ottawa lol.
Butt yeah, I know the guy you're talking about. I can't imagine makes any sales with his sky high prices. This market is slow already...
odibrom
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It's one more situation of a fellow who has to put his guitars for sale because of his ladyboss, but doesn't want to sell them...
... but the craziest high priced guitar is an Ibanez GIO going for 9K in ebay... just saw that recently...
M3CHK1LLA
angel sword guardian
Grindspine
likes pointy things
Right you are! Yeah, the RGD2127 has the Edge Zero. The Zero II was the cheaper one without the built-in intonation tool.
