Ibanez Mahogany Electric Guitar Series Gio GRG121DX WNF

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This is a really good guitar for a beginner like me for this price.I was skeptical but the Strings, frets, fretboard, neck, bride, truss rod everything is in good condition. Packing was surprisingly good, there was not a single dent or scratch on the packing box. Well done this time both Bajaao and Amazon for good packaging and deliveryAnd by the way don't expect a bag or an accessory, it's just the guitar in the box nothin else.

Not bad tho, its just i had my expectations little higher*Made in China*

I was so excited about the guitar but when I opened it I saw a different guitar. That's not all, the guitar is also a used guitar, rust, scratches dirt and finger prints are all over the guitar. Also check the bridge, how poorly it's set up. The Guitar I ordered has a fix bridge as shown in the product image and this guitar has floating bridge which is half broken no tremolo bar. Tone and the volume button is not moving freely because of dust also very dirty. Literally every screw has rust in it. Tuning keys are rusty, dirty and not working I wonder how old this guitar be. I think it's 2014 model.How can seller send this used guitar! This is cheating on another level. Amazon should ban this Seller.

My rating for the guitar and seller are 5stars! The seller shipped out the exact guitar listed. The features and description they provided was spot on!The guitar itself is EASY to play. This is coming from a beginner also. The neck is slick and easy to maneuver around on. The action was set good from the start and the frets are finished nicely and even.My gripe is with the shipping company who beat this box up containing this guitar. UPS leaves it at my garage and just walks off while I am saying hey this box seems roughed up. No response from driver and the company takes no responsibility for the damage they caused in transit. There is a significant dent to the edge of the body just above the rear strap connection point. There is also a significant ding to the headstock, which I would say is NEVER good. Again! NOT THE SELLER’S FAULT. This is damage from careless handling in transit.Craftsmanship of this entry level guitar is off the charts. With the obvious rough handling in shipping this thing has ZERO issues being played. The neck is true even after taking a shot in shipping that chipped the headstock. It plays very easily and has no issues with intonation or the action. If Ibanez’s low end guitars are built this well, I can’t wait to try out some of the higher end stuff. I have nicknamed this guitar times, as it took a beating and kept on jamming.This also makes this guitar a dang good bang for the buck guitar. You get a durable guitar, with solid features that is super playable right out of the beat up box.This also makes this a great option for beginners also. You aren’t going to waste time and money having to get the action setup. You aren’t going to waste time with anything you don’t want to. Just open it up and start learning to play.I must admit, I was a bit skeptical about this guitar for the price. I thought, well if it is cheaply made, I can just send it back. I couldn’t have been more pleasantly surprised. I have even tried a few songs with very low, drop B tuning, and this guitar has done great holding tune even down low. I did catch a little fret buzz in drop B, but I mean the action was never touched, so it is surprising it want horrible that down tuned.All in all, I am super happy with he seller and the guitar! Both have exceeded my expectations!

The action is close to perfect and so is the intonation, right out of the box. Stays in tune better than most guitars I have bought online. The pickups are actually quite good, I don't need to replace them. The wood looks very nice and the quality and craftsmanship for such an inexpensive guitar is surprising. I think I have been sleeping on Ibanez guitars, I wished I would have bought one sooner. This is better than the lower priced Epiphone or Charvel guitars I have bought in the past. Really this guitar is as good as most $400-$500 mid priced guitars in quality, action, and pick ups/electronics.

I picked up this guitar to be base for modding projects. The first one I got the bridge was misaligned and the saddles sat at an angle. I contacted Ibanez and they advised me to return it to Amazon, which I did.Second one is much better. Don't expect perfection, both guitars have superficial damage to the body. The neck had some leftover adhesive from the binding.I cleaned up the neck with some 1000 grit sandpaper, polished the frets, and oiled the fretboard (it was so dry it was light gray). Now its a fantastic guitar. Would definitely recommend to anyone willing to do a little work to finish the job.

The guitar is great, the strings are not and good strings are important. Buy some quality strings. I would recommend they be 9-42 gauge. I strongly recommend that beginners change them themselves. Knowing how to restring a guitar is a vital skill for a guitar player. It's not difficult, and the internet is full of guides.Otherwise, this guitar a great deal. It sounds great for its price range but what really stands out for a guitar this price is how awesome this guitar looks. I like this guitar in the wood finish so much I might upgrade everything but the body.

Sounds pretty good with the stock pickups for metal if you have a good digital effects pedal or a good amp. Also they sound good clean, too.I made the mistake of testing this guitar in a cheap lousy amp with no effects pedal and it made me think the pickups were not good. I then spent money and time swapping the pickups and i could never get a good metal tone, even with an $85 X2n pickup I installed! Finally I though to myself I should go back to stock and test them with my new effects pedal and see how it sounds. It sounded great!The guitar is setup pretty good out of the box; slightly high but not real high.So I was a little surprised to find out the stock pickups are actually pretty good and in fact all the pickups I tired sounded worse than stock! It's usually not like that at all. Lesson learned, though! Ibanez did a pretty good job on this little guitar, pretty good pickups compared to what you would probably get in a Jackson for the same price. Although I do like the contoured body in the JS22 Jackson (and Blue is the nicest color and hard to find in that model).