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    <title>Ibanez still make the best necks</title>
    <link>https://blog.asgaard.co.uk/2019/06/13/ibanez-still-make-the-best-necks</link>
    <pubDate>Thu, 13 Jun 19 20:04:44 +0000</pubDate>
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I&#039;ve been looking for a new guitar. I have two Ibanez guitars and it seems boring to get another one so I ventured out to try a few similar brands. I tried a Schecter Hellraiser (FR), a Jackson Soloist, a Charvel Dinky and a PRS I didn&#039;t catch the model name of.
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I&#039;ll be honest, I was pretty disappointed with them all. The Charvel and PRS I really didn&#039;t like the feel of. The Schecter either wasn&#039;t set up correctly or the neck had warped as the strings were catching on the lower frets (more so than just a bit of buzz), but even so, it just didn&#039;t feel right on the upper frets. The Jackson was OK, but for an £800 guitar, it didn&#039;t grab me.
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Then I said &quot;hmm, what have you got in the Ibanez range?&quot; and the assistant brought out an RGD61AL, which felt amazing. 
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I liked that the RGD61AL is a hard-tail, which is surprisingly difficult to find on metal guitars in that price range. I&#039;m not completely set on that particular model, but it looks like I&#039;ll be go[...]]]></description>
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I&#039;ve been looking for a new guitar. I have two Ibanez guitars and it seems boring to get another one so I ventured out to try a few similar brands. I tried a Schecter Hellraiser (FR), a Jackson Soloist, a Charvel Dinky and a PRS I didn&#039;t catch the model name of.
<p>
I&#039;ll be honest, I was pretty disappointed with them all. The Charvel and PRS I really didn&#039;t like the feel of. The Schecter either wasn&#039;t set up correctly or the neck had warped as the strings were catching on the lower frets (more so than just a bit of buzz), but even so, it just didn&#039;t feel right on the upper frets. The Jackson was OK, but for an £800 guitar, it didn&#039;t grab me.
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Then I said &quot;hmm, what have you got in the Ibanez range?&quot; and the assistant brought out an RGD61AL, which felt amazing. 
<p>
I liked that the RGD61AL is a hard-tail, which is surprisingly difficult to find on metal guitars in that price range. I&#039;m not completely set on that particular model, but it looks like I&#039;ll be going Ibanez again. The wizard necks are just perfect for my hands.
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I currently have an RG1570 which is a phenomenal guitar (probably JEM quality) but it&#039;s long overdue a fret dressing. I think after I buy a new one I&#039;ll take the RG1570 somewhere to get the frets redone and some better pickups put in it at the same time.
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I can also say that the PRS MT15 amp sounds great.
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