Ibanez RG5328-LDK

8-String Electric Guitar

Body: Ash
Bolted neck: Maple / wenge
Set Makassar ebony fretboard
Neck profile: Wizard-8
Mother-of-pearl offset fretboard inlays
24 Jumbo frets
Nut width: 55 mm
Scale: 686 mm
Fretboard radius: 430 mm
Pickups: 2 DiMarzio Fusion Edge 8 humbucker
1 Volume and 1 tone control
3-Way switch
Gibraltar Standard II-8 bridge
Hardware interface: Cosmo Black
Colour: Lightning-Through-a-Dark
Includes case

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Item number 456257

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Colour Black

Body Ash Tree

Top -

Neck Maple, Wenge

fret board ebony

Frets 24

Scale Length 686 mm

Pickup HH

Tremolo No

Incl. Case Yes

Incl. Gigbag No

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Amazing

Alexandru Serban 23.06.2023

Build quality is mesmerizing. The japanese craftsmanship is something else. The guitar came without any scratches or imperfections and the lightning patterns are made in relief, which makes the guitar look like a sculpture made by an artist.

The ebony fretboard is very smooth which lets you shred easily and along with the ash body it can produce some really dark tones.

The coil tap switch is a game changer, since, obviously, the tones can change dramatically depending on which configurations you choose, which gives you a lot of freedom to experiment. It can be both very smooth and relaxing for space/stoner rock riffs and also extremely aggressive for djent with low notes and high bends, just making the right switches.

And another thing that impressed me is the sustain. It feels like it naturally has a lot more sustain than any other of my guitars.

In conclusion, if you want an 8 string guitar, this is the one.

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