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Ibanez RG7321 7-String Electric Guitar Black
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Simple no fuss controls and design, this affordable 7-string is a no-brainer addition to any guitarists regimen. Play some chunky low end riffs and you'll know immediately just why you must have 7. Two humbucking pickups power this sonic behemoth.
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If You Want a 7, Go Here First 
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Nobody does the 7 better. Ibanez took the flag when they got in the market with their intro line to 7's. The sound is that which gives you a broad spectrum of tones and possibilities to familiarize you with the world of the plethura available. Huge low end and screaming highs give you the ability to mimic or create your own vinue. Only kick back is the pups could use an upgrade but are far above other entry level pups. Easily adjustable to your own preferences.
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| Action, Fit, & Finish |
Although I entered the Ibanez world via 7421, this is the revamped of the same guitar, with hardly and difference in construction and no difference in quality. This one, as all of my IB'z came straight outta the box ready to go straight on stage. You cannot compare with the intial factory setup and sound. Mine even came perfect pitch and strings pre-stretched. If you can find that without paying for it by custom shop or 1 off when it comes to that initial quality, let me know...seriously. Finish...perfect. Absolutely flawless (though black, not a single issue).
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| Reliability & Durability |
Still going strong 10 years into it and played daily. My most heavily played guitar and still no hardware or structure issues. It's an Ibanez. Enough said. If you buy one, chances are you will buy another...and another...
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| Customer Support |
Never had to contact them. Though through the vine I have heard anybody from Dealers on up the chain are very helpful. Especially Rich Harris @ ibanezrules.com
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| Liked about it |
Gave me the fever of the 7. It came as a fad and has stood strong through the years as a true tool of creation. If you want to make a statement, I believe it states something stronger now given it's history. Will not consider parting with mine. This guitar will be re-born as a project to keep and progress as I do. Tonality is still just as good today (yes,even with stock pups, etc.)
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| Didn't like |
This guitar was sent from above to me, nothing to dislike.
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5.0 |
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Great axe for anyone who want to try a Seven!
| Sound |
Variety of sounds with the 2 hums and the 5-way switch. Pickups are great for stock pickups, sound great with high gain. I use this through my Marshall MG10KK practice amp, and sounds awesome on clean and high and low gain overdrive. This is great if you play metal and like low bassy riffs, especially tuned in ADGCFad (1 step down), instead of standard BEADGbe.
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| Action, Fit, & Finish |
Set-up was pretty good, just had to tweak string height just a tad. Everything else was just perfect.
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| Reliability & Durability |
Reliability? This axe is very durable, I dropped it and bumped it around in the past 10 months ive owned it, only to get small dents, but the finish still intact. I would definitely bring it to a gig with no backup.
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| Customer Support |
Never had to call cusomer support with this axe, nor any other of my Ibanez axes
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| Liked about it |
Neck is slim, wide and flat. The 5 pc. Maple/Walnut 24 fret neck with white binding just looks like it came off a higher-end axe. Nice pickups. Fixed bridge stays well tuned. 5-way switch offers many other tones.
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| Didn't like |
Low B string gets in the way sometimes. Only 1 finish option: Black. Low B goes out of tune quicker than the standard strings.
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5.0 |
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