IBANEZ RG920QM LIQUID INFERNO

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RG PREMIUM SPECS:

Neck Material:	5pc Maple/ Walnut
Neck Type:	WIzard Premium
Body:	American Basswood body/ Quilted maple top
Frets:	Jumbo frets
Fingerboard:	Bound Rosewood
Inlay:	Off-set dot inlay
Bridge:	Edge Zero II bridge w/ZPS3Fe
NeckPU:	DiMarzio® IBZ-N
BridgePU:	DiMarzio® IBZ-B
HW Color:	CK
Finishes:	CBE, BI, HVV, LI, RDT

FEATURES (click to enlarge)

The Wizard neck on RG Premium models is following the same playability and comfort on its Prestige counterpart.The Edge-Zero II bridge with ZPS3Fe. Installation of the Zero Point System in the Edge Zero II makes tuning easier and faster as well as providing stable tuning for long performances, all while maintaining smooth tremolo playing. Loss of tuning is kept to a minimum, even when a string breaks. For players that prefer a full floating system, simply remove the stop bar.DiMarzio® ibz pickups were made by DiMarzio® specially for Ibanez. The tone is vivid but easy to control to your sonic requirement.Our luthiers’ insane attention to detail is evidenced by the Premium’s hand-rolled fret edges. This slow, demanding process makes for a smooth, fast playing neck.

The Wizard neck on RG Premium models is following the same playability and comfort on its Prestige counterpart.

The Edge-Zero II bridge with ZPS3Fe. Installation of the Zero Point System in the Edge Zero II makes tuning easier and faster as well as providing stable tuning for long performances, all while maintaining smooth tremolo playing. Loss of tuning is kept to a minimum, even when a string breaks. For players that prefer a full floating system, simply remove the stop bar.

DiMarzio® ibz pickups were made by DiMarzio® specially for Ibanez. The tone is vivid but easy to control to your sonic requirement.

Our luthiers’ insane attention to detail is evidenced by the Premium’s hand-rolled fret edges. This slow, demanding process makes for a smooth, fast playing neck.

EDGE-ZERO II TREMOLO

The Edge-Zero II, Ibanez’s newest generation of knife edge tremolos, deploys all of the unique features of the ZR trem. Locking studs contribute to tuning stability.

FEATURES (click to enlarge)

The Edge II Zero with the back plate removed. The system’s performance and flexibility is based upon its spring/counter-spring design.For the player who prefers the tremolo to snap hard to the zero point (as with a flutter effect) removal of the cross bar and counter-spring is quick and easy.Here the back cover plate is in place. Open slots reveal a spring adjustment knob (far left) and view of the spring’s level of compression.Solidly anchoring each component is a major part of creating great sustain. These stud bolts contain inner set screws that expand the outer bolt, marrying bridge to body, thereby maximizing string vibration

The Edge II Zero with the back plate removed. The system’s performance and flexibility is based upon its spring/counter-spring design.

For the player who prefers the tremolo to snap hard to the zero point (as with a flutter effect) removal of the cross bar and counter-spring is quick and easy.

Here the back cover plate is in place. Open slots reveal a spring adjustment knob (far left) and view of the spring’s level of compression.

Solidly anchoring each component is a major part of creating great sustain. These stud bolts contain inner set screws that expand the outer bolt, marrying bridge to body, thereby maximizing string vibration