Recensioni Ibanez [RG Series] RG321MH - Weathered Black ( 10/10) - 0 recensioni

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LInguaggio	Membro	Caratteristiche1	Facilità d'uso2	Suono3	Opzioni Generali4
	Audiofanzine FR
	Audiofanzine FR

• 1↑. in quale paese è stato fatto? (USA, Giappone, Messico, Francia...) Quanti tasti, tipo di Pickup e configurazione? Che tipo di ponte (Floyd, Wilkinson...)? Quali sono i controlli (volume, tone, selettore pickup )? Che tipo di manico?...
• 2↑. E' facile l'accesso alle note più alte (ultimi tasti)? Dispone di un design ergonomico (per quel che riguarda forma, peso...)? Si può ottenere facilmente un buon suono?... I driver sono stabili?
• 3↑. Con quale/i amplificatore/i e quale/i effetti la usi? Quale tipo di suono ottieni e con quale settaggio (pulito, distorto,...)? Qual è il tuo suono preferito e/o il meno favorito? Soddisfa il tuo stile musicale?
• 4↑. Cosa ti piace di più e cosa di meno di questa? Hai provato molti altri modelli prima di trovare questo? Qual è la tua opinione sul rapporto qualità/prezzo? Sapendo allora ciò che sai adesso rifaresti la stessa scelta?... Precisione e qualità del suono?

• 16/03/09

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  Caratteristiche

  (Originally written by Seth Rotten/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
  
  
  
  
  
  I bought it secondhand in perfectly new condition to a friend of mine. He mounted a DiMarzio X2N pickup on the bridge position before selling it.
  
  
  
  It's a pity this guitar has no Floyd Rose because I use it a lot with my Lag guitar... But the body-through strings provide an amazing sustain.

  Facilità d'uso

  Excellent neck: it's an Ibanez. It's different from my Lag but I got used to it, it's very flat, wider and faster. It's very comfortable but I still prefer the neck of my Lag.
  
  
  
  The guitar is a bit lighter than my Lag (both of them are pretty light). Good balance when standing up but it tends to tilt forward with my cloth strap (a good leather strap will probably solve the problem). The Lag is perfectly balanced but perhaps I shouldn't compare them because the Lag is twice as expensive. I like the shape of the body, the neck heel isn't annoying... And I don't play any solos with this guitar so it's irrelevant.
  
  
  
  It's pleasant to play it standing up. Well-designed guitar!

  Suono

  First of all, don't forget that the original bridge pickup was replaces with a DiMarzio X2N.
  
  
  
  I play mainly death metal and brutal death from the 90's (Angelcorpse, Immolation, Incantation, Morbid Angel, etc.), thrash metal (Slayer, Kreator, Sodom, Sepultura) and black/death metal (Impiety, Bestial Warlust)... In short, furious music. This guitar was conceived for this sort of music but I recommend you to change the pickups because they are not powerful enough. It became clear when I tested the neck pickup (although for the music I play the neck pickup is useless). This information is for guitarists who want to play Steve Vai, Satriani or Malmsteen and switch a lot between pickups.
  
  
  
  I play this guitar with a Peavey Studiopro 112 at home and a ENGL Powerball for rehearsals. When I play the Peavey, the difference with my Lag with EMG HZ pickups is not obvious in the beginning, but it is more than evident when I play the ENGL. The sound is very aggressive, sharp, heavy, distorted and a bit muddy! People who say X2N pickups don't sound good have probably never used them. With the original pickups this guitar has much less power and punch. That's why I recommend you to replace the original pickups if you want a more powerful instrument. I don't know what the clean sound of this guitar sounds likes because I never play clean.
  
  
  
  I only play with a heavy distortion and I tune the guitar in B. Evil. There is no better tuning to play death metal. I think I will also down tune my Lag and change its pickups so that I can use it also for rehearsals. I've found the configuration I need I'm not looking for versatility.
  
  
  
  The mark only applies to the guitar with my pickup configuration. With the original pickups I give it a 7.

  Opzioni Generali

  I got it yesterday and I played it the whole afternoon.
  
  
  
  I find the X2N pickup sounds very good. High distortion levels. I only need to set my tube amp right and I get a perfect sound without a sweat (I'm an Angelcorpse fan and I'm happy to get a sound close to Exterminate). With my solid-state amp, the sound is also good.
  
  
  
  Besides my Lag, I also tested an LTD MH400, an LTD KH602, etc. And I also tried out an Ibanez SA-120, a BC-Rich Bronze Warlock, an Epiphone Les Paul, etc. in the same price range. The 321 sounds better than the BC Rich and certainly more interesting than the SA 120 for my music (but with the X2N pickup...) The sound is better than the Lag. The Lag has a much better manufacturing and finish, a better balance, etc. But that's normal considering it's a much more expensive guitar. However, the Ibanez sounds better than the Lag when I play with my band. That's why I will upgrade the pickups of my Lag.
  
  
  
  Considering the price I payed for it (like new), I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again. One of the best values for money I found. However, if I were to buy it new I would hesitate between the Lag and the LTD, and I would spend more time testing different models in this price range. As a summary, the value for money of MY guitar is good and I would buy it again, but the value for money of a new RG321 with the original pickups is only ok.
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• 03/12/08

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  Caratteristiche

  (Originally written by Revan#/translated from Audiofanzine FR)

  Facilità d'uso

  Killer neck: slim, flat, comfortable... It's really fast.
  
  
  
  Very comfortable body shape like all RG models... Perfectly ergonomic.

  Suono

  I play mainly heavy metal... And this guitar was conceived for this music style!
  
  
  
  The manufacturing quality (mahogany and body-through strings) is very good considering the guitar's price. The only limitation are... the pickups. They are not the best for heavy metal... I tune the guitar in drop D and the pickups sound a bit imprecise... The sound is very good with a standard tuning and also in drop D (I play with a second generation Peavey Bandit 112).
  
  
  
  Although I only speak about the guitar's heavy metal capabilities it's also good for other music styles! In every other music style... And this versatility is due to the splittable pickups that allow you to switch between very fat metal riffs and blues!
  
  
  
  I'm thinking about changing the pickups: I will get some pickups conceived for down tuning... I plan to buy Seymour Duncan SH-6 pickups.
  
  
  
  EDIT: I installed an SH-6 on the bridge (when I have enough money I will also install an SH-2). It's almost as if I had a new guitar... Now the guitar really cuts through the mix thanks to its colored mids. The sound is clear and accurate even with extreme gain settings... with lots of overtones.
  
  
  
  10/10

  Opzioni Generali

  I get it now, Ibanez builds high-quality guitars but the electronics can be improved... But it's a killer guitar anyway!
  
  
  
  I've owned it for over two years and I would buy it again.
  
  
  
  EDIT: The value for money is excellent.
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