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Not to revive a dead thread, but can I join?
One of each. The UV777PBK is also an early issue, with the lo-pro Edge, as well as the slightly different pyramid inlay. Was I the only one hoping the Anniversary issue was going to be the BBQ'q MC from the For the Love of God" vid.
Cheers,
Butch
My second green dot
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I actually have none of these guitars currently, but I'm searching for a Universe and soon, I will rejoin this club.
@sgr7s:
Not stock at all LOL. neck one is evolution 7 and the bridge one is blaze. Both are splittable via the switch at the tone knob's place.
I got this in a sweet 2nd hand deal so i had no chance to play with stock PU V7/V8 but now it just sounds like a monster.
If these guitars are comparable to 1527's as so many here seem to think, why are they so cheap? It is a Japanese made Ibanez...not sure why they do not cost more.
They're back from 97' - 00' , so you're buying a used, ten or more year old, mass produced guitar. Back in 99' they retailed for $1300, or a little over $1650 in today's currency. Compared to the current list price on the RG1527 of $1600 and in theory, the RG1527s are cheaper new than their RG7620 predecessors.
Basically, due to the fact it's an old, used guitar that was made in vast numbers and sold for relatively cheap ($1300 is NOT expensive in guitar terms).