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IBANEZ RG2EX1 REVIEW
Electric Guitar by 'Ibanez'
A bit more features for the price asked is what most musicians would like to see from Ibanez's RG2EX1. Wether it's the quality of craftsmanship, or the price, musicians don't seem to like what Ibanez offered with RG2EX1.
Basswood body
3-piece maple neck with Wizard II neck profile
24 jumbo frets
Rosewood fretboard
pickups: IBZ V7 neck and IBZ V8 bridge humbuckers with 3-way switch
Tone and volume controls
Ibanez could throw in a bit more features into RG2EX1 but this guitar is definitely a useable musical instrument. Wether it's the price cut, or Ibanez felt that simplicity is the virtue, RG2EX1 is built around a limited set of features that one needs to investigate and see if it fits the need. Not a best equipped instrument, but RG2EX1 will please some musicians well.
Though it could be better, action of Ibanez's RG2EX1 is not that bad at all. It may lose tuning when mistreated, but it's easily retuned in tune in no time. You won't be put down while playing by RG2EX1's neck. Guitar does feel a bit cheaper, but it will last you a long time if you handle it with care each instrument should be getting anyhow.
If you're happy with Ibanez's RG2EX1 overall performance and characteristics, you can consider it to be a replacement guitar for your gigs. Even if used as only guitar RG2EX1 will perform, but don't overrate it and always try and find a backup. It is a solid guitar that will last long and perform well if you treat it right.





