Name: Ibanez Premium RG3XXV - CA 6 String Electric Guitar
SKU: RG3XXV-CA-6-String-Electric-Guitar
Price: 58511 INR
Availability: OutOfStock

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The RG was developed in the 80s as the Roadstar (RG stands for Roadstar Guitar) and it soon earned a reputation as a pedal-to-the-metal shred machine. Although there are RG players in a range of genres, the metal guitarist continues to be the die-hard RG player. The 25th Anniversary RG sports a “best of” collection of features favored by RG fans.

	LB Laser Blue
	CA Candy Apple

neck type

3pc Wizard III Maple neck

body

Basswood body

fret

Jumbo frets

bridge

Edge-Zero II bridge w/ZPS3Fe

neck pu

DiMarzio® Air Norton™ S (H) neck pu

bridge pu

DiMarzio® D Activator™ (H) bridge pu

hardware color

Black

Neck Dimension

Scale	648mm/25.5″
a : Width at Nut	43mm
b : Width at Last Fret	58mm
c: Thickness at 1st	19mm
d : Thickness at 12th	21mm
Radius	400mmR

DiMarzio® Pickup

RG3XXV features DiMarzio® Air Norton S™ (H) in the neck position and DiMarzio® D Activator™ (H) in the bridge position.

RG 25th anniversary logo

RGXXV has RG 25th anniversary logo on back plate.

Wizard III Maple neck

Ibanezs thin, flat, and fast, yet strong and sturdy, Wizard neck offers unlimited playability for demanding players, and features a two-octave 24-fret fret board for wide tonal range.

Edge-Zero II w/ZPS3Fe

The Zero Point System in the Edge-Zero II makes tuning easier and faster as well as providing stable tuning for long performances, all while maintaining smooth tremolo playing. Engineered to remove all points of friction, ZPS is the smoothest Ibanez Back Stop ever. Even when a string breaks loss of tuning is minimized. For players that prefer a full floating system, simply remove the stop bar. The innovative use of an additional outer pair of springs provides easier tuning and noticeably greater tuning stability than the traditional floating tremolo.

ZPS (Zero Point System)

No friction points make the ZPS the smoothest Ibanez Back Stop ever.
An additional outer pair of springs provides easier tuning and better tuning stability than the traditional floating tremolo-plus the other strings will remain in tune if a string breaks.