RG fixed bridge?!?!? - I know You're "*the* locking trem com

[jono]

I'm just putting in a suggestion to the powers that be concerning the possibility of another 6 string RG with a fixed bridge something that's been missing since the demise of the USRG10, save for the spot production RG521 and RG470FX.

I'd also suggest maybe a stoptail or a tunamatic with string through body would be a more popular choice in today's market place?

But what do I know ?

[Kevan]

TAKE NOTE:

This is a perfect example of how to post in this topic.

Thanks Jono.

[mrthingyX]

You see? Us British don't get called 'gentlemen' for nothing...

[Karmann]

We can't forget to mention the PGM's. Great fixed bridges guitars....

[Pablo]

That's WE British old chap, Queens English and all that what!

[germX]

glad to see you fixed bridge proponents here...

i'd like to add that since ibanez is currently WILLING to produce the RG7321- a fixed bridge guitar (also the RG7421 & the late RG7621)- why not extend this to 6-string models? i currently fancy the SC series (IMO they have a smart non-trem bridge) but some of us find the SC guitars a bit quirky- the smaller machine heads & all.

the implication here is rather too obvious- there's no lack of technology to produce such guitars, it's a matter of wanting to do it...

[jono]

I'd just like to say thank you to Ibanez with regards to this thread and the RG421 that apparently came out at the namm show as featured on the Ibanez.com site.

Thank You.

[Kevan]

For more discussion about the RG-421, check out this thread:

http://jemsiteforum.com/board/topic....14&topic=3

This thread is closed.