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Description

Unleash a symphony of power and precision with the Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW, where exotic aesthetics meet uncompromising performance. Crafted for the modern guitarist, this extended-range electric guitar is your ticket to a new realm of sonic exploration. Its ash body, topped with a striking rosewood veneer, not only captivates the eye but also enriches the tonal palette with warm, resonant timbres. The 26.5" scale length ensures optimal string tension and sustain, making it perfect for those down-tuned, aggressive riffs.

The RGDIX6MRW's neck is a meticulous fusion of maple and bubinga, designed for swift, effortless playability, while the birdseye maple fretboard adds a touch of elegance. At the heart of this beast are the DiMarzio Fusion Edge humbuckers, renowned for their high-output and articulate tone, ensuring each note cuts through with clarity and depth. Whether you're chugging power chords or shredding solos, this guitar stands ready to deliver.

This Ibanez isn't just an instrument; it's an invitation to push boundaries. With its extended scale and carefully curated materials, it offers versatility and playability that caters to both the seasoned professional and the adventurous beginner. Elevate your performance and make a statement with the Iron Label RGDIX6MRW.

Key Features:

  • Extended-range electric guitar with a 26.5" scale length
  • Exotic ash body with a rosewood top
  • Maple and bubinga neck for stability and playability
  • Birdseye maple fretboard
  • DiMarzio Fusion Edge passive humbucking pickups
  • Tuned a full step down for powerful, aggressive tones

Product specs

Brand Ibanez
Model RGDIX6MRW-CBF Iron Label
Finish Charcoal Brown Burst Flat
Year 2016 - 2017
Made In Indonesia
Categories Solid Body Electric Guitars
Body Material Ash
Body Shape S-Style
Body Type Solid Body
Bridge/Tailpiece Type String-Through
Color Family Brown
Fretboard Material Maple
Model Family Ibanez RG
Model Sub-Family Ibanez RGD
Neck Construction Bolt-On
Neck Material Maple
Number of Frets 24
Number of Strings 6-String
Nut Width 1.695"
Offset Body Non-Offset Body
Pickup Configuration HH
Right / Left Handed Right Handed
Series Ibanez Iron Label
Wood Top Style Plain

FAQs

What type of pickups does the Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW have, and what tones can I expect?

The Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW features dual humbucking pickups, known for delivering powerful and aggressive tones ideal for metal and rock genres. These pickups offer a clear and articulate sound, making them suitable for heavy riffing and lead playing.

Is the Ibanez RGDIX6MRW suitable for extended range playing?

Yes, the Ibanez RGDIX6MRW is designed for extended range playing, offering a longer scale length that enhances string tension and clarity, especially beneficial for lower tunings common in metal music.

What is the neck profile of the Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW like?

The Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW features a thin and fast Wizard III neck profile, providing excellent playability and comfort for fast solos and technical playing styles.

Does the Ibanez RGDIX6MRW come with a case or gig bag?

The Ibanez RGDIX6MRW typically does not include a case or gig bag, so purchasing one separately is recommended to protect your instrument during transport.

What is the finish of the Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW, and how does it affect the guitar's appearance?

The Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW features a Charcoal Brown Burst Flat finish, giving it a sleek and modern look while showcasing the natural grain of the ash body.

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Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW.

Setup and maintenance

  • At 26.5" scale, transitioning from 25.5" might feel off due to wider spacing; thinner gauge strings recommended for E2 Standard tuning.

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  • Clipping the mounting tabs can fit Seymour Duncan pickups, but may cause pole pieces to be too close to the strings, affecting tone.

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  • To smooth sharp fretboard edges, use a sanding sponge at a 45° angle with light pressure; this is a permanent modification.

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  • Sharp fret ends, a potential issue during winter, can be resolved by filing them flush with the neck and rounding off with a fret file.

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Mods and upgrades

  • Consider swapping the bridge pickup for a more aggressive sound; Hapas Incæption pickup currently installed.

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  • Installing Bare Knuckle Impulses requires bending mounting tabs and carving pickup slots due to the Fusion Edge's unique corner shape.

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Features and functionality

  • The guitar's longer scale length is designed for lower tunings, making it ideal for drop tunings and C-standard play with heavier strings.

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Use cases and applications

  • Owners recommend using 12-gauge strings for optimal performance in C-standard tuning.

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  • The DiMarzio Titan handles Drop C tuning crisply and splits well with a push/pull pot for coil splitting, offering versatile tonal options.

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User experience

  • Noted as having an exceptionally sturdy build with high-quality craftsmanship, with no visible flaws in construction.

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  • Owners express frustration over the specific pickup mount design, limiting replacement options to DiMarzio without modifications.

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  • Some owners find the RGDIX6MRW fretboard requires additional finishing to match the comfort of similar models like the RGDIX7MPB.

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Comparisons

  • The Gravity Storm set is noted for its full, smooth sound, even in high-output, low-tuned music, contrasting Steve Vai's typical pickup choices.

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Build quality

  • The fretboard edges on the RGDIX6MRW can be sharper than expected, possibly due to manufacturing variances or wood shrinkage, affecting playability.

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Critic Reviews

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The Ibanez Iron Label RGDIX6MRW impresses with its sleek design and versatile performance across genres, thanks to its quality wood construction and Fusion Edge pickups. While the neck pickup might need an overdrive boost for high-gain settings, this guitar offers superb clarity and intonation, making it a solid choice for both metal and clean tones. At $900, it's a worthy investment for guitarists seeking to elevate their playing experience.

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