@@lorencing in that case maybe the frets are not leveled, or the trussrod needs to be loosened. Also maybe the nut is too low but that is less likely i think.
That guitar is not mine, it was bought as a present and I had it only for a week, but most probably I wouldn't replace the tuners, I only needed to tune it once a day or two. The tuners were certainly good enough for playing at home.
It depends of what do you mean by my opinion. Because the opinion is a combination of quality, feel, ergonomics, look and sound . 1. Quality of that guitar was very good. Baked maple neck, well sended, the finish of the guitar was good. 2. As you could see in the video this particular guitar was not setup at all by a luthier and had very sharp fret ends. That is not a minus for me because I have tools and can do the setup miself, but otherwise it would cost extra to set it up. 3. The shape of the neck was not very comfortable for me, it's not the "withard 3" which is usually associated with Ibanez RG. And also frets are smaller than Jumbo. This is a metter of personal ergonomics, someone may prefer it, for me it was harder to play on that neck. 4. Sound was good in my opinion, but you can hear it yourself in the end of the video.
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That guitar for that price is better than any Les Paul. It's a great guitar.
true that bro! i i have a gibson les paul and came with way more issues the the ibanez
Thank you for the video! Will follow the setup with my guitar)
How about this guitar，is it suit for newer
Thx for the video. Did you get and fret buzz on the low E string?
Nothing out of the ordinary. I mean if you put strings low and hit them hard they will buzz, especially the low E, but that's expected.
@@Ringer1982 I got the strings incredibly high and there is still buzz
@@lorencing in that case maybe the frets are not leveled, or the trussrod needs to be loosened. Also maybe the nut is too low but that is less likely i think.
What about the locking tuners, do you consider to replace them? or they keep the tuning?
That guitar is not mine, it was bought as a present and I had it only for a week, but most probably I wouldn't replace the tuners, I only needed to tune it once a day or two. The tuners were certainly good enough for playing at home.
what kind of effector did you use?
Headrush Gigboard
What's your opinion about this guitar? Scale 0/10?
It depends of what do you mean by my opinion. Because the opinion is a combination of quality, feel, ergonomics, look and sound .
1. Quality of that guitar was very good. Baked maple neck, well sended, the finish of the guitar was good.
2. As you could see in the video this particular guitar was not setup at all by a luthier and had very sharp fret ends. That is not a minus for me because I have tools and can do the setup miself, but otherwise it would cost extra to set it up.
3. The shape of the neck was not very comfortable for me, it's not the "withard 3" which is usually associated with Ibanez RG. And also frets are smaller than Jumbo. This is a metter of personal ergonomics, someone may prefer it, for me it was harder to play on that neck.
4. Sound was good in my opinion, but you can hear it yourself in the end of the video.
@@Ringer1982 thank you so much for this beautiful answer! 💜
how is the sustain on it????
The sustain is great, really. I just tried it, and it's a very nice guitar. It looks well, it plays well, and it sounds good too!
But I never got my present! 🤪
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It's ok 6.6
How about this guitar，is it suit for newer