Ibanez RG350DXZ

The Ibanez company was one of the first in Japan to start making musical instruments, soon gaining recognition in the United States and European countries. The RG350DXZ electric guitar pleases with everything from classic Super Strat design to rich tonal possibilities.

Classic by Ibanez

The one-piece basswood body is available in white and black, both of which look elegant and stylish. The presence of a mother-of-pearl pickguard is not only a kind of nod to the classic Fender strat, but also increased playing comfort, as well as protecting the soundboard from scuffs.

Otherwise, everything is standard and in the best traditions of Japanese quality — a comfortable 24-fret bolted neck for high-speed playing, stylish shark tooth markers, Ibanez Die Cust branded tuning pegs and a Resistance Zero tremolo bridge, which keep the system well even when using the “typewriter” .

Everything for expression

The guitar has an HSH pickup layout and a 5-way switch, so it excels in all rock styles with an emphasis on expressive solos. On a clean sound, humbuckers sound somewhat fuzzy, blurry, but in combination with a single-coil it is quite interesting. But the overload here is the classic "Ibanese", hard, cutting through, hysterical and powerful.

The Ibanez RG350DXZ is a versatile workhorse that will perform reliably both in rehearsals and on tour. Only the price of $500 can stop you from buying one. For the brand has a lot of guitars of the same plan for an order of magnitude cheaper.