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post #76 of 238 (permalink) Old 08-10-2004, 04:00 PM
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Making the RG8670 and some other J customs available in the States would be great.

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post #77 of 238 (permalink) Old 08-11-2004, 07:21 AM
 
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I would like to see JUNK go away and QUALITY come back!


NEWS FLASH!

Vinatge Guitar Mag has an INTERVIEW with Satch...they asked about his gear in which he mentions an JS 7 STRING Proto-type............

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post #78 of 238 (permalink) Old 08-12-2004, 05:23 PM
 
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NEWS FLASH!

Vinatge Guitar Mag has an INTERVIEW with Satch...they asked about his gear in which he mentions an JS 7 STRING Proto-type...........
Sorry to burst your bubble, but that's old news mate.
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post #79 of 238 (permalink) Old 08-12-2004, 05:26 PM
 
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Neon Colors! 7 Strings,,,more 7 strings! 7 Strings with Maple fret boards. No more Junk pickups! Stock em with at Least Blaze P/U's.

More color options!!!!!

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post #80 of 238 (permalink) Old 08-23-2004, 06:12 AM
 
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well, let's see...

* get rid of V sieries pick-ups, and substitute them with something more qualitative and recognizable, like C and F serie in the early '90s

* simpler and more serious colors (as opposed to matte cyber pink and textured silver) and good old black hardware for japan made RGs with sharkfin necks

* more H-H configurations, they actually disappeared with the 520...and not everyone is attracted by piezos in the 620
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post #81 of 238 (permalink) Old 08-26-2004, 11:24 AM
 
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Re: OK, here it is
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Have any of these suggestions in this whole thread made it to production? NOT!
Andy met Hoshino heads to bring them our wish-list on last April: how could they've been turning it into reality 3 months? be realistic, plz.




hey andy, any news out there?
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post #82 of 238 (permalink) Old 09-05-2004, 01:56 PM
 
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I would like to see back the SC models.

Ibanez made great steps for people who need really light guitars, but stopping the SC line was a step backwards.
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post #83 of 238 (permalink) Old 10-03-2004, 07:24 PM
 
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After getting my 7620's studs working right (thx rich), i must say. BRING THEM BACK. I'm gonna get the mod on my 1527 as soon as i can.
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post #84 of 238 (permalink) Old 10-07-2004, 12:35 PM
 
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-Locking studs (Noticed I'm not the 1st person to mention this..)

-Get rid of the Powersound pickups!!!!
I was tempted to a buy a new S w/ the new trem but knowing I was gonna have to drop another $100+ on top of the price of the guitar for useable pickups pretty much killed that idea.
I know I'm not the only one who thought that.

-Better variety of 7's.
Maple board 7 strings, more color options.

And last but not least....

A free Jem/Uni & trip to Vai's house for everyone with more than 6 Ibanez guitars???
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post #85 of 238 (permalink) Old 10-14-2004, 10:45 AM
 
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A real custom shop.
That would be so awesome! To have your own unique guitar. And be able to choose from a lot of options. I mean a lot.

7-string with piezo... drool...
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Making the RG8670 and some other J customs available in the States would be great.

jim
Sweet fancy Moses! That 8670 is a nice guitar.
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A free Jem/Uni & trip to Vai's house for everyone with more than 6 Ibanez guitars???
Halfway there...
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A 7-string XL stop-tail guitar. Yay.
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A 7-string XL stop-tail guitar. Yay.
RG7421XL?
They had those at Music 123 a few months ago, but they sold out of the last of them really quick
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A 7-string XL stop-tail guitar. Yay.
RG7421XL?
They had those at Music 123 a few months ago, but they sold out of the last of them really quick
Yeah, I just visited this thread to mention that I found one in the 2002 catalogue.

But I`d like a higher end version, like RG7621XL?
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