Ibanez RGRT420-WK
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Ibanez
RGRT420-WK
Product Info
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This RGRT420-WK is a solid choice for players wanting a shred-ready instrument without the premium price tag. The thin neck and hot pickups make it a beast for rock and metal, while the tremolo adds some versatility. It's a great gateway into Ibanez’s more aggressive designs.
Product Description
- Ibanez RGRT420-WK
- Electric Guitar
- Body wing: Nyatoh
- 5-Piece neck: Maple/Walnut
- Fingerboard: Jatoba
- White dot fingerboard inlays
- Neck profile: Wizard III
- Reversed headstock
- Fingerboard radius: 400 mm (15.75")
- Scale: 648 mm (25.5")
- Nut width: 43 mm (1.7")
- 24 Jumbo frets
- Pickup: 2 Quantum Humbucker
- Volume and tone controls
- 5-Way switch
- Edge-Zero Tremolo
- Ibanez locking machine heads
- Black hardware
- Colour: Weathered Black
PROS
- • Nyatoh body provides a surprisingly resonant and balanced tonal foundation.
- • Wizard III neck profile offers exceptionally fast and comfortable playability.
- • Quantum humbuckers deliver high-output, articulate tones suitable for modern genres.
- • Edge-Zero tremolo system allows for smooth, stable tremolo dives and returns.
CONS
- • Nyatoh body, while good, lacks the premium feel of mahogany or alder.
- • Jatoba fretboard can feel slightly harder than rosewood or ebony.
- • Weathered Black finish, while aesthetically pleasing, might show wear more easily.
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Key Features
Body Material
Nyatoh
Neck Material
Maple/Walnut 5-Piece
Fingerboard
Jatoba
Pickups
2 Quantum Humbuckers
Scale Length
648 mm (25.5")
Frets
24 Jumbo
Bridge
Edge-Zero Tremolo
Weight
Approximately 8.2 lbs (3.7 kg)
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a more refined version of the Edge, offering better tuning stability and a smoother feel, designed for more extreme playing.
Jatoba is harder than rosewood, so it can be slightly more susceptible to changes in humidity, but regular maintenance with a fretboard conditioner will prevent issues.
They’re known for their clarity and articulation, avoiding the muddy sound sometimes associated with high-output pickups; they’re more focused and precise.
