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Today is NAMM day, and that means new models! First of all, there are the new RG Premium series models: the RG920QMZ for the US market, the RG870QMZ for the EU market and the "workhorse" RG870Z. Ibanez also revised the complete non-Prestige RGA series. All RGA models now have the same horn scoops and Ibanez also added two EMG-equipped models to the lineup: The RGA72QME and the tremolo-equipped RGA72TQMZE. More models get the new Edge Zero II tremolo, including the RG350MZ, RG350MPZ and RGD320Z. Ibanez also…
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ICX series
edited by A Wikia contributor 2 days ago
Summary: Undo revision 13419 by 99.28.140.57 (talk) - ICX series
edited by A Wikia contributor 2 days ago Summary: REMOVED "It was never shown in a catalog, so production years are unknown" See Ibanez website it's posted in catalogs as early as 2001. - ICX series
edited by A Wikia contributor 2 days ago Summary: I have 2 ICX120s (2001,2002 both made in Korea). Both only have 22 frets that are the same size as an RG with Wizard-II neck. The neck isn't one piece maple there is clearly a scarf joint as in most Ibanez guitars. - Hard-tail
edited by A Wikia contributor Summary: Someone incorrectly stated that RGA guitars are RG guitars with fixed bridges. Both have both trems and fixed bridges, the difference is that RGA are archtops while RG are flattops. - DiMarzio Steve's Special
created by A Wikia contributorNew page: Steve’s Special™ is a non-traditional approach to high-output bridge humbucking pickup design. Hot humbuckers usually concentrate most of the...