Ibanez RGR 321EX, Ibanez MTM 2 or Ibanez ADC 120 ??

[WMerkert]

I am looking for a axe with fixed Bridge for c-drop tunings with fat metal sound. Which one of these three axes are good ? I would appreciate every information on these axes (Pubs, Sound, Handling etc.). The RGR looks similar to the MTM but is a little cheaper. Has anyone played one of these

Thanx

[NeglectedField]

If it's anything like the RG321, get the RGR321EX, then you won't have to worry about messing around cutting off ball-ends like you would with MTM models. Those FX Edge bridges I really can't understand. I have no tuning stability problems with regular hardtail bridges. Dunno about the Ibanez ADC though. But with the RGR321EX there's a good mix of the superstrat style feel and the simplicity and sustain of the fixed bridge. Plus the Designed by EMG pickups aren't that bad, the one time I tried an Ibanez with them in.

[WMerkert]

Yes, the RGR 321 looks very pretty and is the only with an uncoated neck, but has only dot inlays. Can i get this fat dark c-drop sound with it ?

[madpickin03]

The MTM would give fatter and darker sound since it has mahogany instead. However, tone is still preference.

[mi2tom]

Don't know which to choose between these two the rgr321 and mtm2, Both looks cool though

[madpickin03]

Given the choice, i'd hit the MTM2 coz of the painted neck and EdgeFX

[kirk]

That MTM is interesting, and a pretty good price - I'd give it a shot on that alone. Ifthat's what I was looking for anyway.

Ibanez really made a good choice - there are a lot of RG hard tail/fixed bridges in the line up these days.

[madpickin03]

Cept none are Japanese 'cept the PGM301 or the RGAs