RG370DX (2005–2010)

For the more recent similarly named model with the Edge Zero II tremolo, see RG370DXZ.

For the more previous model with the Edge Pro II tremolo, see RG370DX (2003–2004).

For other RG370 models, see RG370 (disambiguation).

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The RG370DX is an RG series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 2005. This model replaced an earlier version of the RG370DX which was produced in Korea; production moved to Indonesia for 2005.

The RG370DX features a basswood body bolted to a maple Wizard II neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with white binding and sharktooth position markers. Components include Ibanez Infinity pickups with a pair of humbuckers mounted in pickup rings flanking a single-coil and an Edge III double locking tremolo bridge with a locking nut.

The RG370DXL is a left-handed version. The RG370DXFM is a similar model with a flamed maple top. A series of similar models with graphic prints were offered starting in 2007: RG370DXGP1, RG370DXGP2, RG370DXGP3 & RG370DXGP4.

For 2011, the RG370DXZ was introduced as a replacement for this model, featuring the new Edge Zero II tremolo. In the USA however, that guitar is sometimes still referred to as simply the RG370DX, as the Z suffix is ignored in some promotional material.