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Ibanez Axe Design Lab RGR52ET Electric Guitar
$1,274.00 - $1,499.99The RGR52ET is a distinctive guitar in the Ibanez line. Three decades of metal have forged this high-performance machine, honing it for both speed and strength. EverTune bridge keeps the RGR52ET in tune under any co...12 Payments of $125.00
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Ibanez RG470PB Electric Guitar
$549.95 - $649.99<p>Introducing the Ibanez RG470PB Electric Guitar – the most iconic and instantly recognizable guitar in the Ibanez range! Built for the serious guitarist, this guitar is a luxurious blend of performance and s...12 Payments of $54.17
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Ibanez RGRT420 Electric Guitar Weathered Black
$579.95 - $679.99The RG is the most recognizable and distinctive guitar in the Ibanez line. Three decades of metal have forged this high-performance machine, honing it for both speed and strength. With industry-leading locking tremo...12 Payments of $56.67
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Ibanez RG450QMB Electric Guitar
$549.95 - $649.99The RG is the most recognizable and distinctive guitar in the Ibanez line. Three decades of metal have forged this high-performance machine, honing it for both speed and strength. Whether you favor a hardtail (fixed...12 Payments of $54.17
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Ibanez RGR6BSP Electric Guitar
$1,149.00 - $1,349.00The RG is the most recognizable and distinctive guitar in the Ibanez line. Three decades of metal have forged this high-performance machine, honing it for both speed and strength. Whether you favor a hardtail (fixed...12 Payments of $112.42
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Ibanez RG
The Ibanez RG, known by many as the Ibanez Roadstar, is one of the most popular electric guitars ever made. RGs have substantial and lightweight Superstrat-style bodies, comfortable necks, and maintain impeccable balance - these are the ideal vehicles for fast, technical, and commanding performances. There are more variations of this particular Ibanez guitar than any other and American Musical Supply carries them in all different styles and price ranges. Choose from a huge catalog of colors and finishes, a fixed bridge or tremolo bridge, and either a neck-thru or bolt-on neck configuration. There are also a variety of single-coil/humbucking pickup combinations and switching systems that allow you to tap into a wonderful arrangement of tonal colors. With an Ibanez RG, you can mix and match to your heart's content, so you'll be able to find the exact electric guitar that's calling to you!
Ibanez RG Guitars
The Ibanez RG series offers the most variety out of all of Ibanez’s guitar lines, with versions in practically every production series that they offer. When it comes to hard-driving technical guitar playing, an Ibanez RG is more than equipped to handle the task. Ask anyone who has played one and you’ll hear the same praises: Comfortable weight and feel, splashy visuals, and fully engineered to take on rock, metal, and newest types of fusion’s heaviest sonic demands!
It's time to find the right Ibanez RG guitar – there is the prolific, fine-finished mastery of an Ibanez J Custom RG, the professional steadfast reputation of an Ibanez Prestige RG, or the freeing versatility of an Ibanez Premium RG. If it’s pure range (both visual and tonal) at a value price you’re after, you need to look over the huge collection of Ibanez Standard RGs and their many configurations. Beginners, travelers, and young players are sure to start their musical journeys off right with an Ibanez Gio RG.
The Ibanez RG was first released back in 1987. It was a time of musical hyper-evolution where technical guitar wizardry ruled the day during the peak of glam, hair metal, and stadium rock anthems. At the same time, the seeds of new guitar-driven styles centered around thrash, metal, punk, and progressive rock were continually being sewn.
What does Ibanez RG stand for? It is widely considered to stand for ‘Roadstar Guitar,’ but these have always been quite a bit different than the other Ibanez instruments from the late 1970s and early 80s that also used the ‘Roadstar’ moniker. Now, it’s pretty much commonplace that people stick to the ‘RG’ name when referring to these post-1987 models.
In fact, if you’re drawn to the very core of these specific vintage instruments, you’ll absolutely need to check out the Ibanez Genesis collection. They are a modern homage to those very first RG models and these Japanese-made instruments touch on all of those unique characteristics, including the original bold neon finishes!
While music has continued to expand, change, and grow, the RG and its core build has remained a constant. Ready to rock in every way possible, your next musical step in the world of guitar will be a big one with an Ibanez RG.