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  • DAMIEN SJBDAMIEN SJB

    Un monstre d'efficacité

    Ibanez RG7621Publié le 11/01/23 à 18:00
    22 ans que cette RG7 621 m'accompagne. Achetée d'occas' à l'époque, seul la prise jack a été changée.
    Les frettes sont certes usées mais elle continue à sonner.
    Un manche confortable, des micros puissants et un chevalet fixe : parfaite pour moi.
    Si je devais en acquérir une autre, ça serait la même en neuve.
    Je jouais avant sur une Lag Roxanne, plus simple car 6 cordes. Mais petit à petit je me suis habitué au manche plat de la RG7 et la 7ème corde n'est vraiment plus un problème. J'aurais du mal à revenir sur une 6 cordes.
  • heads on fireheads on fire

    Meilleur 7 cordes hardtail autour.

    Ibanez RG7621Publié le 24/10/11 à 19:20
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    Made in Japan (with all the good Ibanez guitars!)
    Basswood body
    Maple neck with two-way adjustable truss rod
    Rosewood fretboard with 24 frets
    Gotoh style tuners
    Hardtail bridge - strung through the body
    2 Dimarzio Blaze II humbucker pickups
    Volume, Tone, and 3 way switch
    Quarter inch output jack

    UTILIZATION

    This guitar is incredibly easy to play. The entire range of the guitar provides great tones, accessibility, and pure joy. It is very simple to use - 3-way selector, 2 pickups, two knobs, no tremolo - but it's streamlined status helps make it a winner.
    One might think the neck would be hard to use, since it is wider, but it is a thin Ibanez neck - of course it's going to be comfortable! As long as one doesn't think of the low B string as the low E, everything works out just fine, and there are oodles of new chord voicings and scale shapes (and tunings!) to discover.

    SOUNDS

    This is where the guitar excels. It can growl in the guttural depths, yet soar to the heights with the best of them - even next to uber expensive custom boutique instruments. The guitar has BALLS, to put it directly. It's like a highly tuned Ferrari engine and suspension set inside an old Pontiac Grand Prix - one might expect it to drive decently, but then it runs off and leaves you in the dust with performance.
    The Dimarzio Blaze II pickups make this guitar what it is. Ibanez released a cheaper model a year later, the 7421, and then an even cheaper one after that, the 7321. The 7621 is the only one with the Dimarzios, and as such, should be the only one you consider, as the stock pickups in the 7421 and 7321 are pretty bland, and after replacing the pickups in either of those two guitars, you'd spend just as much as you would buying a full proper 7621.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This guitar is fantastic - it's my favorite seven string guitar I've yet owned. Until Parker makes one, this one will have to do as the best 7 out there, in my opinion. I'm sad that Ibanez discontinued it, and I hope that they put this model out again someday as a reissue.
  • heads on fireheads on fire

    Meilleur 7 cordes hardtail autour.

    Ibanez RG7621Publié le 24/10/11 à 19:20
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    Made in Japan (with all the good Ibanez guitars!)
    Basswood body
    Maple neck with two-way adjustable truss rod
    Rosewood fretboard with 24 frets
    Gotoh style tuners
    Hardtail bridge - strung through the body
    2 Dimarzio Blaze II humbucker pickups
    Volume, Tone, and 3 way switch
    Quarter inch output jack

    UTILIZATION

    This guitar is incredibly easy to play. The entire range of the guitar provides great tones, accessibility, and pure joy. It is very simple to use - 3-way selector, 2 pickups, two knobs, no tremolo - but it's streamlined status helps make it a winner.
    One might think the neck would be hard to use, since it is wider, but it is a thin Ibanez neck - of course it's going to be comfortable! As long as one doesn't think of the low B string as the low E, everything works out just fine, and there are oodles of new chord voicings and scale shapes (and tunings!) to discover.

    SOUNDS

    This is where the guitar excels. It can growl in the guttural depths, yet soar to the heights with the best of them - even next to uber expensive custom boutique instruments. The guitar has BALLS, to put it directly. It's like a highly tuned Ferrari engine and suspension set inside an old Pontiac Grand Prix - one might expect it to drive decently, but then it runs off and leaves you in the dust with performance.
    The Dimarzio Blaze II pickups make this guitar what it is. Ibanez released a cheaper model a year later, the 7421, and then an even cheaper one after that, the 7321. The 7621 is the only one with the Dimarzios, and as such, should be the only one you consider, as the stock pickups in the 7421 and 7321 are pretty bland, and after replacing the pickups in either of those two guitars, you'd spend just as much as you would buying a full proper 7621.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This guitar is fantastic - it's my favorite seven string guitar I've yet owned. Until Parker makes one, this one will have to do as the best 7 out there, in my opinion. I'm sad that Ibanez discontinued it, and I hope that they put this model out again someday as a reissue.
  • heads on fireheads on fire

    Meilleure 7 cordes hardtail autour.

    Ibanez RG7621Publié le 24/10/11 à 19:19
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    Made in Japan (with all the good Ibanez guitars!)
    Basswood body
    Maple neck with two-way adjustable truss rod
    Rosewood fretboard with 24 frets
    Gotoh style tuners
    Hardtail bridge - strung through the body
    2 Dimarzio Blaze II humbucker pickups
    Volume, Tone, and 3 way switch
    Quarter inch output jack

    UTILIZATION

    This guitar is incredibly easy to play. The entire range of the guitar provides great tones, accessibility, and pure joy. It is very simple to use - 3-way selector, 2 pickups, two knobs, no tremolo - but it's streamlined status helps make it a winner.
    One might think the neck would be hard to use, since it is wider, but it is a thin Ibanez neck - of course it's going to be comfortable! As long as one doesn't think of the low B string as the low E, everything works out just fine, and there are oodles of new chord voicings and scale shapes (and tunings!) to discover.

    SOUNDS

    This is where the guitar excels. It can growl in the guttural depths, yet soar to the heights with the best of them - even next to uber expensive custom boutique instruments. The guitar has BALLS, to put it directly. It's like a highly tuned Ferrari engine and suspension set inside an old Pontiac Grand Prix - one might expect it to drive decently, but then it runs off and leaves you in the dust with performance.
    The Dimarzio Blaze II pickups make this guitar what it is. Ibanez released a cheaper model a year later, the 7421, and then an even cheaper one after that, the 7321. The 7621 is the only one with the Dimarzios, and as such, should be the only one you consider, as the stock pickups in the 7421 and 7321 are pretty bland, and after replacing the pickups in either of those two guitars, you'd spend just as much as you would buying a full proper 7621.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This guitar is fantastic - it's my favorite seven string guitar I've yet owned. Until Parker makes one, this one will have to do as the best 7 out there, in my opinion. I'm sad that Ibanez discontinued it, and I hope that they put this model out again someday as a reissue.