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Marc_Maiden wrote:MaxOfMetal wrote:I kinda see where he's coming from, I mean, when I ask on a distributors forum a few times for something, I expect it to be done instantly. Don't you? i used to until my Ford Mustang never fell from the sky, and the J customs i wanted never came out of my ass 
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MaxOfMetal wrote:Marc_Maiden wrote:MaxOfMetal wrote:I kinda see where he's coming from, I mean, when I ask on a distributors forum a few times for something, I expect it to be done instantly. Don't you? i used to until my Ford Mustang never fell from the sky, and the J customs i wanted never came out of my ass Sorry about the Mustang, but I think those J-Customs would have REALLY hurt on the way out. I love JCs, but not that much!!! Not as bad as you would think.
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Tom@Ibanez wrote:MaxOfMetal wrote:Marc_Maiden wrote:MaxOfMetal wrote:I kinda see where he's coming from, I mean, when I ask on a distributors forum a few times for something, I expect it to be done instantly. Don't you? i used to until my Ford Mustang never fell from the sky, and the J customs i wanted never came out of my ass Sorry about the Mustang, but I think those J-Customs would have REALLY hurt on the way out. I love JCs, but not that much!!! Not as bad as you would think. It'd be much worse if it were a Ford Mustang, that's for sure.
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well thank you ibanez for not making my wishes come true ;) but in all honesty, ibanez has done a pretty good job of improving over the last 3 years. I for one, am OK with the golden age models remaining golden age models because they retain more meaning that way. i think its more satisfying find a good deal on an old S540 or RG550 from 20 years ago, then spending $1000+ on a new one today. different generation = different guitars, i am very happy with the new goodies ibanez has for us this winter  ill take that J custom now :)
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Marc_Maiden wrote:ill take that J custom now :) Yeah, me too!
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mike@ibanez wrote:Marc_Maiden wrote:ill take that J custom now :) Yeah, me too! Don't. It's hard to go back afterwards ;).
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Hey, They are starting to sell the new 2010 models in Japan. I found out the "D" in RGD stands for "dimension" or so they say on the Japanese sites. Just to let you know. 
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aiki-777 wrote:Hey, They are starting to sell the new 2010 models in Japan. I found out the "D" in RGD stands for "dimension" or so they say on the Japanese sites. Just to let you know. WRONG :)
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it's official:  (from the eu 2010 catalogue) more new models can be found on www.ibanez.de - they postet all the new poop, but not the two RGA prestiges yet. you will find the DARKSTONE with the purple finish, the new RGD series, an RGA 8 string (non-prestige) and so on though on that website, so go and take a look.
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vinceXvega wrote:
it's official:
LOL, I think it was already pretty 'official' when actual real-life guitars appeared for sale in Japanese stores some weeks ago !
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v_c wrote:vinceXvega wrote:
it's official:
LOL, I think it was already pretty 'official' when actual real-life guitars appeared for sale in Japanese stores some weeks ago ! i missed that. shame on me.
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vinceXvega wrote:v_c wrote:vinceXvega wrote:
it's official:
LOL, I think it was already pretty 'official' when actual real-life guitars appeared for sale in Japanese stores some weeks ago ! i missed that. shame on me. Check out Ikebe and you can see some pretty cool photos of actual guitars they have in stock. The RGAs look awesome, especially that one in PRT colour
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thx.
i will defo go for the RGA7 prestige and the RGA8 in 2010...i think having a non-prestige 8 string in stock isn't really the worst idea for guys like me that want to get into playing 8 strings without paying a huge amount of money. i am into paying a huge amount of money for that RGA7 prestige though. ;)
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jl-austin wrote:The have the whole maverick look to them with all the cuts and stuff.
What are we looking at? It looks like a couple of the new RGD guitars, but cannot make out any features, other than there is that edge zero again.
Are you talking about what looks like a RGA8 with a tremolo (the purple RGA in the middle?) that was my first thought too, the switch position is pretty similar too, compare it with my first maverick f1 
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Off topic, but those Mavericks are pretty cool. Those knobs look awesome and I bet their placement is functional, too. They look like they would be easy to adjust there.
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I always wanted to get a hold of a Mav, but they rarely pop up for sale, and I've yet to see one for sale in the US.
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I’m not familiar with the Mavericks. What are the neck specs?
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Nelson66 wrote:I’m not familiar with the Mavericks. What are the neck specs? They were a British guitar maker in the early 90's, very Ibanez-esque.
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Beware, as it is a 45MB file to download - but the 2010 catalog popped up at the website of the German Ibanez distributor. Enjoy. http://meinldistribution.com/fileadmin/medien/Kat_PRL2010/Ibanez_Katalog_E_2010.pdf
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Nelson66 wrote:I’m not familiar with the Mavericks. What are the neck specs? 1st Gen 17-19mm 430mm radius AANJ Bubinga stripe 2nd Gen 17-20mm 430mm radius AANJ Bubinga stripe (Super Wizard clone) 3rd Gen 19-21mm 430mm radius AANJ Bubinga stripe (Wizard II with but with matching radius and wizard i profile) 4th Gen 19-21mm 430mm radius AANJ No Bubinga stripe (Wizard II with 430mm radius but the rounder profile) Got a few. All mine have the 1st or 2nd gen necks.  
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