The RGR321EX, also referred to as the RG321EX, is an RG series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 2007.

The RGR321EX features a basswood body with top binding bolted to a maple neck with a reversed headstock and a 24-fret bound rosewood fingerboard with dot position markers. Components include dual humbucking pickups and a hard-tail bridge.

For 2008, the discontinued Designed by EMG pickups were replaced by Ibanez Infinity pickups. In 2010, the RGR321EX was updated with the Gibraltar Standard bridge. In 2011, the Wizard II neck was replaced by the Wizard III.

The RGR321EX was discontinued after 2013.

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FAQs

What kind of music genres is the Ibanez RGR321EX Black suitable for?

The Ibanez RGR321EX Black, with its HH pickup configuration and basswood body, is well-suited for rock and metal genres, offering powerful and aggressive tones.

What is the neck profile of the Ibanez RGR321EX Black like?

The Ibanez RGR321EX features a fast, thin maple neck that is typical of the RG series, making it ideal for fast playing styles and comfortable for shredding.

How does the string-through bridge on the Ibanez RGR321EX Black affect its performance?

The string-through bridge design enhances sustain and tuning stability, providing a solid feel and improved resonance for the player.

Is the Ibanez RGR321EX Black suitable for beginners?

While the Ibanez RGR321EX Black offers features that appeal to advanced players, its playability and accessible price point make it a viable option for beginners who are serious about learning.

Does the Ibanez RGR321EX Black have a bolt-on neck, and what are the benefits?

Yes, the Ibanez RGR321EX Black has a bolt-on neck, which provides a snappy response and is easier to repair or replace compared to set necks.