[Hobophobic]

That is nice! I wish Ibanez offered those in lefty.

[777]

yeah the neck is awesom, and the color in the pix looks sull as hell but if it was in the light it would look awesome

[Leon]

Originally Posted by tehk

That's Royal Blue?! Congrats man, that thing is gorgeous!

i think that's the only color they come in. i don't even know why they bothered with the "RB" addage to the name

but anyways, nice guitar! i'll second Bob's damn-thats-a-nice-case!

[Shorty]

I want one. NOW! Goddamn it, Im so gassing for one of these badboys!

[nyck]

Originally Posted by Leon

i think that's the only color they come in. i don't even know why they bothered with the "RB" addage to the name

but anyways, nice guitar! i'll second Bob's damn-thats-a-nice-case!

They also came/come in Black, Black pearl, and Cosmic Blue.


That guitar so clean man. I REALLY want to play one as they look so inviting.

[777]

actually they only come in black pearl from music 123 or something also royal blue aswell the cosmic clue and solid black were discontinued colors

[steve777]

Congratulations, 777. They are very beautiful guitars, indeed. However, I'm curious to know how the set up on yours was when you received it. Mine was shitty. The action was jacked into the stratosphere the bridge wasn't paralell to the body, it just plays like ass. I'm very partiucular about how my guitars are setup, and I planned on having this set up to my specs within a couple of months, anyway. But I have yet to ever receive a guitar in such poor playing condition that I had to immediately take that step. And that's without getting into the lame-assed stock pickups.

Truthfully, I am undecided as to whether I'm going go through the bother of having a setup done, or just send it back and wait another month or two to get a Petrucci 7 to go with my 6. I guess I'm just spoiled by Ernie Balls stellar craftsmanship, and attention to detail.

[nyck]

Originally Posted by steve777

Congratulations, 777. They are very beautiful guitars, indeed. However, I'm curious to know how the set up on yours was when you received it. Mine was shitty. The action was jacked into the stratosphere the bridge wasn't paralell to the body, it just plays like ass. I'm very partiucular about how my guitars are setup, and I planned on having this set up to my specs within a couple of months, anyway. But I have yet to ever receive a guitar in such poor playing condition that I had to immediately take that step. And that's without getting into the lame-assed stock pickups.

Truthfully, I am undecided as to whether I'm going go through the bother of having a setup done, or just send it back and wait another month or two to get a Petrucci 7 to go with my 6. I guess I'm just spoiled by Ernie Balls stellar craftsmanship, and attention to detail.

Well you can't expect a guitar from a website such as Music123 to setup your guitar. Remember, all they do is sell the product. They don't mess with the guitar at all to my knowledge. So basically, you're the first to touch the guitar after it has been assembled by the dudes over in (Japan?). Set ups are generally subjective and everyone has different preferences, so you kinda have to set it up on your own.

I don't rely on getting setups from shops because 1. they generally cost a lot of money, and if you need to get the guitar setup when you get it, that will add on to the overall price of the guitar you bought. 2. your not the one setting up the guitar, so you can't fine tune things such as a slight action adjust or small trem angle adjustments. Of couse, if you know how to do these yourself then it doesn't matter. I think it should be a pretty necesary step in learning the guitar.

Of course, you might know how to setup a guitar, and just want the shop to save you time, I don't know. Just some thoughts.

[Ken]

Congrats! Very nice. I have a Royal Blue 7620, and I love it.

[Allen Garrow]

Chris! We need a "Splooge" smiley icon for this sort of shit. God damn that is classy! Is the trem black chrome, like the old LOPRO?

Congrats!

~A