SKU: 45648283153

1995 Ibanez RGR470 RG Series, Fujigen made in Japan MIJ, Jewel Blue burst,

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1995 Ibanez RGR470 RG Series, Fujigen made in Japan MIJ, Jewel Blue burst,Maker: Ibanez Model: RGR470 Condition: Very good Description: Here for your consideration is a 1995 Ibanez RGR470 in very good condition! Featuring a gorgeous Jewel Blue Burst finish, Ibanez Floyd Rose bridge assembly, and Seymour Duncan Pickups! Body shows some light surface marks and a few very minor surface scuffs dings, otherwise in excellent condition. Neck is in excellent shape and lighting fast with the "Wizard" profile. Headstock shows some

Maker: Ibanez

Model: RGR470

Condition: Very good

 

Description: 

Here for your consideration is a 1995 Ibanez RGR470 in very good condition! Featuring a gorgeous Jewel Blue Burst finish, Ibanez Floyd Rose bridge assembly, and Seymour Duncan Pickups! Body shows some light surface marks and a few very minor surface scuffs/dings, otherwise in excellent condition. Neck is in excellent shape and lighting fast with the "Wizard" profile. Headstock shows some light wear/ surface marks but is otherwise in great shape with no major damage or blemishes. Fretboard is in excellent shape and frets have only very light signs of wear with tons of life in them still. Hardware shows some light aging but is fully functional and overall in great shape. Electronics work great and features a Seymour Duncan Custom Custom Humbucker(wound by MJ) in the neck, original RTS Single Coil in middle and a Dimarzio Mega Drive Humbucker in the bridge. A great playing RG series with a killer finish and a really nice set of pickups. Has been fully inspected and set up by our tech and ready for a new home. Includes gig bag. See below for specs and info.

 

Weight: 8lbs 0oz

Neck Profile: Wizard 

Neck Thickness: 1st fret .715", 12th fret .821"

Fretboard Radius: 16"

Nut Width: 1 11/16th

Pickup Values: Neck 13.7k, Middle 5.92k, Bridge 15.4k

 

From the web: 

The 1995 Ibanez RGR470 is a Japanese-made "Reverse" RG series solid-body guitar, featuring a resoncast body, maple Wizard neck with a reverse headstock, and HSH pickup configuration. Produced in limited numbers, this model is recognized by its Jewel Blue Burst finish, bound rosewood fretboard with sharktooth inlays, and an Edge tremolo bridge.

 

 

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