Ibanez RGMS7 7-string Electric Guitar – Black
7-string Built for Performance The Ibanez RGMS7 Multi-scale 7-string’s distinctive fretboard and compensated pickup and hardware configuration give you outstanding playing comfort and great intonation all the way up the fast, super-slim neck. The nyatoh body’s warm tone also serves up plenty of cut and sustain. And the RGMS7’s Mono-rail bridge lets each string vibrate…
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Ibanez RGMS7 7-string Electric Guitar – Black
$826.65$1,140.77 (-28%)
Ibanez RGMS7 7-string Multi-scale Solidbody Electric Guitar Features:
- Sleek, comfortably contoured nyatoh body
- Fast, slim Wizard III-7 5-piece multi-scale maple/walnut neck
- 25.5" scale at 1st string; 27" scale at 7th string
- Jatoba fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and offset white dot inlays
- Ibanez Array 7 MS humbucking neck and bridge pickups
- Mono-rail bridge minimizes string crosstalk and facilitates perfect intonation
- Strings: .009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042/.059
- Cosmo black hardware
7-string Built for Performance
The Ibanez RGMS7 Multi-scale 7-string’s distinctive fretboard and compensated pickup and hardware configuration give you outstanding playing comfort and great intonation all the way up the fast, super-slim neck. The nyatoh body’s warm tone also serves up plenty of cut and sustain. And the RGMS7’s Mono-rail bridge lets each string vibrate independently, while a pair of Ibanez Array 7 MS humbuckers delivers the amp-punishing punch you demand. A lot of guitars can play metal, but the Ibanez Iron Label RGMS7 was born for it.
Designed for metal
When Ibanez introduced their Iron Label series of electric guitars, it was clear they were heavy metal guitars through and through. The Iron Label RGMS7 carries on that tradition, and it adds a multi-scale fret design for incredible down-tuned punch while keeping the higher strings feeling familiar and sounding clear. And Array 7 humbucking pickups will push your amp into tight, aggressive distortion. Ibanez is famous for their fast, super-slim necks. The Wizard III-7 neck on the RGMS7 is topped with a premium jatoba fingerboard for enhanced fretting dexterity and optimized articulation.
Multi-scale frets for comfort, tension, and tone
Multi-scale frets are an exciting trend in guitar design aimed at down-tuned and technical playing. Matched to your fretting hand’s natural angle of movement, you get a longer scale length on the bass side of the instrument and a shorter scale on the treble side. Not only does this offer you better intonation across all seven strings, but the higher tension on the low strings adds muscle and punch to your tone. The multi-scale neck construction equalizes that tension, resulting in a vibrant, open tone. At the same time, the higher strings have a familiar scale length for great single-string performance. While getting used to them may seem intimidating, guitarists at AJ’s Music & The Music Man have found that it’s a very natural transition.
Ibanez Array 7 MS humbuckers
A pair of slant-mounted Ibanez Array 7 MS pickups delivers the sonic essence of the RGMS7. Designed for down-tuning, these humbuckers are highly responsive, with a super-tight growl and fat, snarling tone that makes this guitar a natural for progressive metal and aggressive fusion styles.
Tech Specs
- Scale Length Type: Multi-scale
- Number of Strings: 7
- Left-/Right-handed: Right-handed
- Body Type: Solidbody
- Body Shape: RG
- Body Material: Nyatoh
- Body Finish: Gloss Polyurethane
- Color: Black
- Neck Material: 5-piece Maple/Walnut
- Neck Shape: Wizard III-7
- Neck Joint: Bolt-on
- Radius: 15.75″
- Fingerboard Material: Jatoba
- Fingerboard Inlay: Offset White Dots
- Number of Frets: 24, Jumbo
- Scale Length: 25.5″-27″
- Nut Width: 1.889″
- Nut Material: Plastic
- Bridge/Tailpiece: Mono-rail Bridge
- Tuners: Ibanez Closed Gear
- Neck Pickup: Array 7 MS Humbucker
- Bridge Pickup: Array 7 MS Humbucker
- Controls: 1 x master volume, 1 x master tone
- Switching: 5-way blade pickup switch
- Strings: D’Addario, .009-.059
- Case/Gig Bag: Sold Separately
- Manufacturer Part Number: RGMS7BK
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