Should Ibanez Make An RG7320

FortePenance · 04-29-2008, 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Metal Ken

And that'll be different than the 1527 how?

It'd have an edge pro, and the other specs would be identical, cause they are identical ;p

7620 was cheaper.

chavhunter · 04-29-2008, 06:50 AM

Personally I actually want them to make a fixed bridge 7 that doesnt suck. The only one they do now is the RG7321 and the stock quality is shocking!

jacksonplayer · 04-29-2008, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by OrsusMetal

Yes, just like the Xiphos 7

but in an Rg shape! WOO!!

Yeah, that would be a very logical move for them. And heck, all they'd have to do is glue RG wings onto the same neck blank, rather than Xiphos wings. Of course, now that Chris Broderick is Mr. Megadeth Bigshot, maybe it's time for an RGA-7T signature model...

tmcarr · 04-29-2008, 11:58 AM

I dont like the Edge III.

Coobanez · 04-29-2008, 12:05 PM

I'm glad that the Edge III doesn't exist as a 7 trem, and I would rather it stay that way. I've had my experience with them and I say it's ftmfl.
A ZR Trem or Edge Zero 7 would be the ideal choice IMO.

kmanick · 04-29-2008, 01:03 PM

I think they should just re-relaese the original 7620's as they were.
those are killer guitars at affordable prices.

Drew · 04-29-2008, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by FortePenance

7620 was cheaper.

Actually, no it wasn't. Original list for a 7620 was $1299 or $1499, I think, and typical street price was about $999. They only became such a good buy when Musician's Friend blew them out for $450.

I for one would rather NOT see a 7320. There's a bunch of affordable trem'd Ibanez 7's on the market already, between the 7620 and 7420. It'd be a bad business move, since they'd basically have to compete with themselves on the used market, and given the choice between a $450 RG7320 with an Edge III and a $450 RG7620 with a LoPro and Dimarzios stocked, we'd tell every new member posting a "should I buy a 7320?" thread to save his cash and instead buy the better 7620 for the same price. the model would flop, in short, and banez would see the lack of sales for an affordable entry-level seven as a sign that the seven string market wasn't as lucrative as they thought.

The biggest gap in their lineup is the shortage of non-RG sevens they've produced - I'd rather see an RGA7 or a higher-end S7, or a new UV (I mean, it's been 10 years - I love the design, but...). That said, if you want to see a budget Ibby 7, their best bet is a Gio 7 with a vintage style trem, at $299 or so, since there really aren't that many affordable entry level 7 choices anywhere.

Though, what I'd REALLY love to see, is anything with seven strings and a maple board.

Edroz · 04-29-2008, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Drew

Though, what I'd REALLY love to see, is anything with seven strings and a maple board.

my biggest complaint with Ibanez.

but, even if they did release one, it's too little, too late for me. another company already fulfilled my demands, and they make a better guitar... *cough*Agile*cough*

Metal Ken · 04-29-2008, 01:21 PM

they should really adapt the new S's to a 7 string design, 24 frets, ZR trem, nonbasswood body. It'd rule. COurse, it'd be like 1400$.

Stitch · 04-29-2008, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Anthony

Edge III-7 = the vomits

False.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tmcarr

I dont like the Edge III.

False.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coobanez

I'm glad that the Edge III doesn't exist as a 7 trem, and I would rather it stay that way. I've had my experience with them and I say it's ftmfl.
A ZR Trem or Edge Zero 7 would be the ideal choice IMO.

False. You earn extra hate for suggesting the Edge Zero is at all in any way an idea not fit for shitting on.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drew

The biggest gap in their lineup is the shortage of non-RG sevens they've produced - I'd rather see an RGA7 or a higher-end S7, or a new UV (I mean, it's been 10 years - I love the design, but...). That said, if you want to see a budget Ibby 7, their best bet is a Gio 7 with a vintage style trem, at $299 or so, since there really aren't that many affordable entry level 7 choices anywhere.

Though, what I'd REALLY love to see, is anything with seven strings and a maple board.

I quite liked the GiO's.

UV's haven't done anything for me since 1991 and I have no doubt in my mind at all that the new one would a)suck b)cost too much and c)be black, so no thanks.

RGART7MXBK or RGART7MXTR please.

(figure that one out :p)

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chavhunter ss.org Regular Join Date: May 2007 Location: Essex, UK Posts: 520 Real Name: Dave Main Seven: RG1527 w/ DiMarzios Rig: Mesa Roadster + 2x12 Thanked: 8	Personally I actually want them to make a fixed bridge 7 that doesnt suck. The only one they do now is the RG7321 and the stock quality is shocking! Life is a waste of time, time is a waste of life. Get wasted all the time and you'll have the time of your life! R.I.P. Mr. Bag

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tmcarr ss.org Regular Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: College Station, Tx Posts: 59 Real Name: Travis Main Seven: Ibanez RG7620 Rig: Lame cheapo fender. Thanked: 2	I dont like the Edge III.

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Coobanez ss.org Regular Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Summerland, BC Posts: 174 Real Name: Bowen Main Seven: Ibanez XPT707fx, S7320 Main ERG: none Rig: 6505 in 2 weeks! Thanked: 0	I'm glad that the Edge III doesn't exist as a 7 trem, and I would rather it stay that way. I've had my experience with them and I say it's ftmfl. A ZR Trem or Edge Zero 7 would be the ideal choice IMO.

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