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Ibanez RG8570RBS J Custom Electric Guitar (Royal Blue Sapphire)

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Ibanez RG8570RBS J Custom Electric Guitar (Royal Blue Sapphire)Like all of the guitars in Ibanez's high end J Custom line, the RG8570 is brimming with looks, tone, and playability. Its beautiful AAA flamed maple capped African mahogany body supplies unbelievable resonance and sustain. Its 5 piece neck provides a just right feel, while Ibanez's J Custom fret edge treatment infuses its bound ebony fingerboard with the ultimate in smooth playability. DiMarzio's Tone Zone, True Velvet, and Air Norton pickups push

Like all of the guitars in Ibanez's high-end J Custom line, the RG8570 is brimming with looks, tone, and playability. Its beautiful AAA flamed-maple-capped African mahogany body supplies unbelievable resonance and sustain. Its 5-piece neck provides a just-right feel, while Ibanez's J Custom fret edge treatment infuses its bound ebony fingerboard with the ultimate in smooth playability. DiMarzio's Tone Zone, True Velvet, and Air Norton pickups push your amp to get crunchy rhythms and hot leads. Beyond that, you can bend, twist, and dive-bomb with impunity, thanks to an Edge-Zero tremolo. The RG8570 features recessed control knobs, Gotoh strap lock pins, and an eye-grabbing tree of life fingerboard inlay.

Incredibly fast J Custom Super Wizard neck

Ibanez Wizard necks are thin and built for speed, and they enable effortless playability and comfort. The RG8570 takes that design to the next level with its 5-piece maple/wenge J Custom Super Wizard neck. The just-right feel provided by this neck encourages lightning-fast runs, arpeggios, and hammer-ons. Capping the neck is a 24-fret ebony fingerboard, loaded with jumbo frets that are perfect for big note bends. Beyond that, the RG8570's frets have been given Ibanez's J Custom edge treatment, delivering the ultimate in smooth playability.

Three DiMarzio pickups cover an expansive sonic range

There's no denying the massive range of tone that you can get out of the Ibanez RG8570's trio of DiMarzio pickups. First, there's the DiMarzio Tone Zone at the bridge — a hot humbucker with a super-wide dynamic range. It's a perfect complement to the RG8570's DiMarzio Air Norton at the neck, which is deep, warm, and remarkably clean. Finally, a DiMarzio True Velvet in the middle position offers up clean, punchy high and midrange tones. You'll love this ultra-flexible pickup trio.

Palm muting never felt so good with the Edge-Zero tremolo

Whether you palm mute with precision or simply have a wild strumming style, few things are worse than getting hung up on your bridge during a furious performance. Guitar players all agree the Ibanez Edge-Zero bridge gets out of the way of your playing while still serving up maximum expression and tuning stability. You'll barely know it's there, thanks to its streamlined profile and recessed fine tuners. And locking studs give you additional tuning stability.

Features

  • Resonant African mahogany body capped in beautiful AAA flamed maple
  • 5-piece maple/wenge J Custom Super Wizard neck provides a just-right feel
  • Bound ebony fingerboard with J Custom fret edge treatment delivers the ultimate in smooth playability
  • DiMarzio Air Norton, True Velvet, and Tone Zone pickups serve up classic tone
  • Play expressively while maintaining your tuning stability with the Edge-Zero tremolo
  • Gotoh strap lock pins safeguard against droppage
  • Recessed control knobs and an eye-grabbing tree of life fingerboard inlay

Specifications

  • Number of Strings6
  • Left-/Right-handedRight-handed
Body
  • Body TypeSolidbody
  • Body ShapeJ Custom RG
  • Body MaterialAfrican Mahogany
  • Top MaterialAAA Flamed Maple
  • Body FinishGloss Polyester
  • ColorRoyal Blue Sapphire
Neck
  • Neck Material5-piece Maple/Wenge
  • Neck ShapeSuper Wizard HP
  • Neck JointBolt-on
  • Radius16.9"
  • Fingerboard MaterialMacassar Ebony
  • Fingerboard InlayTree of Life
  • Number of Frets24, Jumbo, Nickel Silver
  • Scale Length25.5"
  • Nut Width1.692"
  • Nut MaterialLocking
Hardware
  • Bridge/TailpieceIbanez Lo-Pro Edge
  • TunersGotoh
Electronics
  • Neck PickupDiMarzio Air Norton Humbucker
  • Middle PickupDiMarzio True Velvet Single-coil
  • Bridge PickupDiMarzio Tone Zone Humbucker
  • Controls1 x volume, 1 x tone
  • Switching5-way blade pickup switch
Miscellaneous
  • Strings.009-.042
  • Case/Gig BagHardshell Case
  • Manufacturer Part Number:RG8570RBS
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