Ibanez GRX70QA-TRB GIO
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Ibanez
GRX70QA-TRB GIO
Product Info
Article Number:
407823
Brand:
Ibanez
Model:
GRX70QA-TRB GIO
Category:
ST Style Guitars
Price:
$258.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The GRX70QA-TRB is a solid entry-level guitar with a lot of appeal. It's a great option for beginners or players wanting a versatile ST-style instrument without a premium price tag – the pickups are surprisingly good for the level. It’s a good platform for future upgrades, too.
Product Description
- Ibanez GRX70QA-TRB GIO
- Electric Guitar
- Body: Poplar
- Top: Quilted maple
- GRX neck: Maple
- Fingerboard: New Zealand pine
- 22 Medium frets
- Scale: 648 mm
- Nut width: 42 mm
- Pickups: 2 Infinity R humbuckers (neck and bridge) and Infinity RS single coil (middle)
- Volume control and tone control
- 5-Way switch
- T106 tremolo
- Colour: Transparent Red Burst
PROS
- • Quilted maple top adds visual flair and a touch of resonance
- • Infinity pickups deliver a surprisingly versatile, modern tone
- • Maple neck provides a comfortable, familiar feel for many players
- • T106 tremolo allows for expressive vibrato effects.
CONS
- • New Zealand pine fingerboard can be prone to slight finish issues
- • Poplar body might lack the sustain of mahogany or alder
- • GRX necks, while comfortable, aren't as refined as Ibanez’s premium lines
Product Video
Key Features
Body Material
Poplar
Neck Material
Maple
Fingerboard
New Zealand Pine
Pickups
Infinity R Humbuckers & Infinity RS Single Coil
Scale Length
648 mm
Frets
22 Medium
Bridge
T106 Tremolo
Weight
Approximately 7.5 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The T106 tremolo is functional but doesn't offer the same smooth action or tuning stability as higher-end trem systems; expect some tuning adjustments.
The GRX neck profile is generally comfortable, but it’s a fairly standard 'C' shape – players with very large hands might prefer a slightly wider neck.
It's surprisingly versatile; it handles rock, blues, and even some lighter metal styles well, though it's not ideal for heavily distorted, low-tuned genres.
