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Ibanez RG5121-DBF Prestige - Dark Tide Blue Flat - Inklusive Koffer!
Die Ibanez Prestige-Linie basiert auf drei Prinzipien: Präzision, Leistung und Spielbarkeit.
Prestige kombiniert Hightech-Fertigungstechniken mit altbewährter japanischer Handwerkskunst, um echte Innovation in Design und Konstruktion zu erreichen. In die Serie fließen Ideen und Anregungen von Musikern aus der ganzen Welt als Eckpfeiler des Prestige-Produktionsprozesses ein.
RG Prestige - Precision Performance Playability!
Specification
- Product number 00059516
- Gigbag / Case included Case
- Body Mahogany
- Fretboard Ebony
- Scale Standard 24.75 - 25.5 inches
- Finish Satin
- Neck Maple/Wenge
- Bridge/Tailpiece Hard tail
- Colour Blue
- Nut width 43 mm
- Top -
- Pickups HH
- Handedness Right-handed
Accessories
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Japanese craftsmanship at it's best!
Review from on 26.04.2023
Variant Ibanez RG5120M-FCN Prestige Frozen Ocean
Variant Ibanez RG5120M-FCN Prestige Frozen Ocean
verified purchase
If you're looking for a diverse sounding shred machine, look no further.
I have owned quite a few guitars, from Korea, USA, etc. But, nothing compares to the craftsmanship of Japanese workshops.
On my quest to find the right balance in tone and spec, I looked at quite a few options from ESP, Jackson, Schecter and across the Ibanez range. What I learned was this - it's hard to strike the right balance between spec and country of origin that's reflected in a fair price for a guitar.
Sure, the ESP E-II M-II is a great benchmark to aspire to, but two and a half grand and some change, is a hefty price tag. Schecter C-1 FR SLS Elite is a fine option if you want to slim down on budget, but then you have a Korean with no hardcase - which isn't bad, but will it depreciate in value if you look at it as an investment? Both options sport neth-thru construction and offer either EMG or Fishman Fluence Moderns.
But, neither options or alternatives sat with me. The problem for me, was that I was missing an X-Factor, which I felt comes down to years of copying a very similar template of shred guitar, over and over again.
The selling points that got me on this guitar:
LOOKS - it has a unique paint job, reminiscent to Jackson circa 2000s, which is even more impressive in person / real life
ORIGIN - Japanese made, by potentially similar techs as j.custom
SOUND - having played EMG for years, I find Fluence Moderns refreshing and a touch more dynamic/less compressed
BOARD - I love maple fretboards and the birdseye maple plays great, especially with a 430mm radius - it's fast!
BRIDGE - Lo-Pro Edge tremolo is beautiful and bulletproof. Stays in tune and feels nice on the palm when resting and muting your hand
CASE - the hardcase is lovely and sports a nice red soft fabric. In addition you get the Ibanez tool for all adjustments etc you will want to make
Most of all. It just wants to be played and sounds beautiful unplugged and plugged in. The guitar rings and sings it's epic and makes you honestly sound so slick. I'm really sold on Ibanez's Prestige work and maybe, one day, I'll go j.custom haha!
I have owned quite a few guitars, from Korea, USA, etc. But, nothing compares to the craftsmanship of Japanese workshops.
On my quest to find the right balance in tone and spec, I looked at quite a few options from ESP, Jackson, Schecter and across the Ibanez range. What I learned was this - it's hard to strike the right balance between spec and country of origin that's reflected in a fair price for a guitar.
Sure, the ESP E-II M-II is a great benchmark to aspire to, but two and a half grand and some change, is a hefty price tag. Schecter C-1 FR SLS Elite is a fine option if you want to slim down on budget, but then you have a Korean with no hardcase - which isn't bad, but will it depreciate in value if you look at it as an investment? Both options sport neth-thru construction and offer either EMG or Fishman Fluence Moderns.
But, neither options or alternatives sat with me. The problem for me, was that I was missing an X-Factor, which I felt comes down to years of copying a very similar template of shred guitar, over and over again.
The selling points that got me on this guitar:
LOOKS - it has a unique paint job, reminiscent to Jackson circa 2000s, which is even more impressive in person / real life
ORIGIN - Japanese made, by potentially similar techs as j.custom
SOUND - having played EMG for years, I find Fluence Moderns refreshing and a touch more dynamic/less compressed
BOARD - I love maple fretboards and the birdseye maple plays great, especially with a 430mm radius - it's fast!
BRIDGE - Lo-Pro Edge tremolo is beautiful and bulletproof. Stays in tune and feels nice on the palm when resting and muting your hand
CASE - the hardcase is lovely and sports a nice red soft fabric. In addition you get the Ibanez tool for all adjustments etc you will want to make
Most of all. It just wants to be played and sounds beautiful unplugged and plugged in. The guitar rings and sings it's epic and makes you honestly sound so slick. I'm really sold on Ibanez's Prestige work and maybe, one day, I'll go j.custom haha!
Great instrument, good handling
Review from on 28.02.2023
Variant Ibanez RG5120M-PRT Prestige Polar Lights
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Variant Ibanez RG5120M-PRT Prestige Polar Lights
This rating has been translated automatically. Original language
verified purchase
The instrument was delivered very quickly. Neatly adjusted it arrived (a little optimization was possible ;-)
Super optics, great sound, especially for the hard gears.
Super optics, great sound, especially for the hard gears.
Questions about product
Question by Eduard on 13.02.2019
Dear Sir or Madam,
please tell me what is the weight of the guitar?
Thank you in advance.
With kind regards
Eduard Schumacher
Answer by Musikhaus Kirstein:
About 3.9 kg.
Finanzierung
easyCredit Ratenkauf
You can pay the purchase amount conveniently in installments. You will see immediately whether your application has been approved.
- 2 to 60 months term
- Financing from 39,50 € / month
- More information about installment purchase
ConsorsFinanz Finanzierung
You can finance your order in convenient monthly installments from a value of €100.00.
- 6 to 72 months term
- 0% financing for 147,41 € per month
- More information on financing
Already from 29,10 € monthly financing with a maximum term of 72 months; total amount
2095,20 €Tied annual interest rate Debit interest rate 5,74 %, effekt. Annual interest rate 5,90 %.
This information also represents the representative example in the sense of §17 PangV. Brokerage is carried out exclusively by Consors Finanz GmbH, Schwanthalerstr. 31, 80336 München.
| Term (months) | Monthly rate | Tied annual interest rate Debit interest | Effective annual interest rate | Total amount |
| 6 | 294,83 € | 0,00 % | 0,00 % | 1769,00 € |
| 12 | 147,41 € | 0,00 % | 0,00 % | 1769,00 € |
| 18 | 102,80 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 1850,40 € |
| 24 | 78,20 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 1876,80 € |
| 30 | 63,44 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 1903,20 € |
| 36 | 53,61 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 1929,96 € |
| 42 | 46,59 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 1956,78 € |
| 48 | 41,33 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 1983,84 € |
| 54 | 37,25 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 2011,50 € |
| 60 | 33,99 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 2039,40 € |
| 66 | 31,32 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 2067,12 € |
| 72 | 29,10 € | 5,74 % | 5,90 % | 2095,20 € |
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