Ibanez - GRG121DX GIO Series Mahogany Body Electric Guitar - Walnut Flat

The RG GIO Series GRX70QA from Ibanez is an electric guitar made from a poplar with a quilted maple art grain top in a transparent black sunburst gloss finish. The maple neck has a treated New Zealand pine fingerboard with a white dot inlay. The solid double-cutaway body delivers a resonant tone with natural sustain. The Infinity humbucking and single-coil pickups offer a variety of tones with depth, warmth, and rich dynamics. Using the 5-way pickup selector switch, you can choose between pickup combinations, which can be further adjusted with the master volume and tone controls. For hardware, the is equipped with a FAT-6 traditional-style tremolo bridge and standard tuners. This attractive and affordably priced instrument is an ideal choice for beginners, and is well suited for playing all musical styles.

The Ibanez GRX20ZBKN in Black Night gloss is a sleek, beginner-friendly guitar with a poplar body, maple neck, and jatoba fretboard. Dual Infinity R humbuckers with a 5-way switch offer rich tones, while the T106 tremolo bridge adds smooth vibrato and style.

Experience Jackson Speed and Fury The Jackson JS22 Dinky solidbody electric guitar was made to create sonic mayhem. The amazingly affordable JS22 Dinky serves up massive tone and killer sustain courtesy of its arched basswood body, tremolo tailpiece, and two high-output ceramic humbuckers. You'll appreciate the playability of the maple speed neck and fat-fretted, compound-radius amaranth fingerboard that allows you to transition more easily between rhythm and lead playing. Whether it's your first electric guitar or you're simply looking for a great value, you'll be impressed with the Jackson JS22 Dinky.Jackson high-output pickups deliver aggressive tone Looking for rock-solid metal tone? The Jackson JS22 Dinky delivers. That's because Jackson equips the JS22 Dinky with a pair of their custom-built ceramic-magnet humbuckers. These high-output humbuckers give you plenty of punch and serious bite whether you're plugging into a tube amp or using amp modeling. We've played a lot of guitars at