Ibanez RG652AHM-NGB Prestige Nebular Green Burst

I have been playing ibanez prestige exclusively for 20 years.
This sound and the purity of the tone reflects the exceptionally good workmanship and the woods used. The edge tremolo has the usual stability when playing.

As far as I can tell, a very well-made instrument, visually flawless, very classy, simply beautiful. My Ibanez arrived well adjusted, is very easy to play, no buzzing of the sides. I tested it in all frets, the individual notes sound very clean.
I would buy it again, but I'm not a professional musician, for me it's a hobby that gives me a lot of pleasure.

It was not easy to decide whether with or without tremolo system ... ultimately but without ...
Fine sound, from crystal clear to HiGain..The workmanship is impeccable and from playability of the Prestige Series I do not need to say more than constantly remained superb.
The DiMarzios offer, in combination with the 5-way switch, quite a wide spectrum of sound options.
Although I am rather in the HiGain fraction to find I etapte me with some "dirty blues licks" at the neck pickup,...the part can also sing very well (about JVM410H & Orange Dark 50) ...Design I found from the beginning top but that is rather something personal and therefore not so important for an evaluation...Reverse Headstock I always wanted therefore that topic is also from the table...
In the fall my first small tour begins and the question I just ask myself is...buy another one as a reserve? This time with Edge TremSys?

Simply a beautiful guitar. Processing is top and it has a very good sound. It is also lightweight compared to a Fender and Gibson.