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Ibanez Gio GRG7221QA Review

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Specifications

Brand Ibanez
Category 7-string Guitars
Number of Strings 7,
Left-/Right-handed Right-handed,
Body Type Solidbody,
Body Shape Gio GRG, RG GRG 7-string electric guitar,
Body Material Poplar,
Top Material Quilted Maple, Quilted Maple Art Grain,
Body Finish Gloss Polyurethane, Gloss Polyester,
Color Transparent Blue Burst, Transparent Black Sunburst,
Neck Material Maple,
Neck Shape GRG7,
Neck Joint Bolt-on,
Radius 15.7",
Fingerboard Material Purpleheart, Bound Purpleheart,
Fingerboard Inlay White Dots, White Dot,
Number of Frets 24, Jumbo,
Scale Length 25.5",
Nut Width 1.889",
Nut Material Plastic,
Bridge/Tailpiece F107 Fixed Bridge, F107 Hardtail,
Tuners Ibanez Closed Gear, Ibanez Machine Heads,
Neck Pickup Infinity R Humbucker,
Bridge Pickup Infinity R Humbucker,
Controls 1 x master volume, 1 x master tone,
Switching 5-way blade pickup switch,
Strings D'Addario, .009-.054,
Case/Gig Bag Sold Separately,
Manufacturer Part Number: GRG7221QATBB, GRG7221QATKS,

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Sweetwater Customer
2 years ago

Overall a good guitar, good pickups. Handles low tunings well, mine is in 1/2 step down, and still no buzz.

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Nick
2 years ago

I had been playing guitar for about a year when I got this. If you are beginner/intermediate looking to start exploring an extended range instrument, this is not at all a bad choice. It'll be an adjustment for sure so don't expect it to be natural the first time you pick it up, but if you enjoy it and keep picking it up, its going to feel just like a 6 string! One thing I did notice read more is that the output jack began to come loose after like 6 months of use which isn't uncommon with any guitar to begin with but is still annoying. Other than that though, its a great option for dipping your toes in to extended range guitars.

Very satisfied

Sweetwater Customer
2 years ago

It looks much better than it does in the pictures, and the sunburst really stands out when the light is on it. Very nice looking guitar.The sound and feel are good too for this priced guitar.

Amazing

Jess Price
3 years ago

Absolutely amazing guitar for the price. If you're looking for a 7 string to learn how to play like I was this is absolutely the right choice.

Very good

Brandon Bales
3 years ago

All my gear I have gotten from you all is fantastic an i appreciate you all for what you do

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Bonez
3 years ago

A friend/bandmate purchased an Ibanez GRG7221QA and brought it around to my place for, as SamuraiGuitarist would call it, my HUFO (honest, unfiltered opinion). In a nutshell, the GRG7221QA is almost everything I've ever liked about Ibanez: fast-playing, comfortable, plenty of low end, and controls that at the same time are plenty simple and give more tonal options than one would read more typically get from a pair of humbuckers, on top of which it comes with an extra-punchy, super-responsive, fantastically flat, and utterly gorgeous purpleheart fretboard in a price range in which one could normally expect Indian laurel or, at best, maple. The only areas where this beast loses points for me are purely aesthetic. Namely, the quilted maple veneer in person looks more like it was bubblejet-printed onto a piece of vinyl and glued on, and the choice of putting a transparent finish on back the over multi-piece poplar makes it look like a middle school wood shop project from the back...like, one that got a C+ at best. It would be a simple matter to strip, sand, and refinish it, but this review is based on it as it comes. For what you'll spend on this thing, though, there's nothing better that I've run across in a musical instrument.

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