Ibanez RGDRB71 Iron Label 7-String Electric Guitar with Ebony Fingerboard (Black Flat)

Ibanez's ultimate metal machine is the RGD. The responsiveness needed for down-tuning is specially engineered and not present in ‘normal’ guitars. The Ibanez RGDRB71 Iron Label 7-String Right-Handed Electric Guitar in Black Flat features an enlarged neck by 1 inch to a 26.5-inch scale in order to maximize the rich, desired thickness of tone that down-tuning provides. Longer than usual but not too so. When it comes to speed soloing, the neck is still seen as 'fast.' The highest notes of the neck are comfortably accessible thanks to extra-deep cutaways. When the Iron Label line was first created, metal and only metal were considered. Ibanez made adjustments and modifications until they arrived with the most powerful metal axes they have ever constructed. They are intentionally minimalist, and there isn't a single feature that doesn't directly add to the earth-shattering, bone-rattling sounds that these guitars produce. This raw metal energy is taken to a whole new level with the upcoming generation of Iron Label guitars, which continue that same principle. They have blacked-out appearances and some of the heaviest-swinging metal axes Ibanez has ever made thanks to their supercharged electronics.
Crafted to Perfection
To improve stability, durability, moisture resistance, and temperature tolerance, the Wizard II roasted maple neck is heat-treated. The ebony fingerboard has a powerful punch in the high end and delivers crisp lows and mid-range. It also has deep sustain and a fast response. Smooth playability is enhanced by the 24 jumbo frets, particularly while playing a single note. A rich mid-low end is produced by using nyatoh as the body wood. DiMarzio D Activator pickups feature a very tight low-end response, great harmonic overtones, and a strong, clear, and open sound. By achieving remarkable tuning stability, the Gotoh MG-T locking machine heads reduce the amount of time needed to change strings. The novel Ibanez Mono-Rail bridge reduces cross-talk between strings and is made for stability and sustain. For both pickups, the coil-tap switch offers sound and tone changes. When playing on dark stages, players may easily notice fretboard position marks because to the luminous side dot position marks. It is the ideal beast for down-tuned metal because of its extra-long 26.5-inch scale and capacity to intonate heavier string gauges precisely.