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1991 UCGR2 The Winged Being
UCGR2 The Winged Being (more images) Red copyright sprite

The UCGR2 is an RG series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 1991. It was produced in the United States as part of the Graphic Design series of the USA Custom line. The Graphic Design models feature bodies which are handpainted by "some of the most skilled and imaginative artists in America".[1]

The UCGR2 features a basswood body bolted to a maple neck with a 24-fret bound rosewood fingerboard with sharktooth position markers. Components include dual DiMarzio PAF Pro humbucking pickups, an Edge double locking tremolo bridge, a locking nut and Gotoh tuning machines.

The image on this guitar, entitled "The Winged Being", features a winged figure taking flight against the backdrop of the moon. It was handpainted and signed by Pamelina H.

This represents only the "stock" configuration, as customers could customize the guitar to their own desires. The customer could select the pickup configuration and pickups, the fretboard material and inlays, the headstock, the hardware color and more.

The UCGR2 was discontinued after 1991 although a similar Custom Graphics series was offered in 1992.

Specifications[]

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Specifications for UCGR2
Model name: UCGR2
Year(s) offered: 1991
Sold in: USA
Made in: USA
Finish(es): The Winged Being
Body
Body type:
Solid body
Body material:
Basswood
Neck joint:
Tilt joint
Bridge:
Edge tremolo
Hardware color:
Black
Neck
Neck type:
UCGR
Neck material:
1-piece maple
Fingerboard material:
Rosewood w/ binding
Fingerboard inlays:
Sharktooth
Frets:
24 / jumbo
Nut:
Top-Lok III
Machine heads:
Gotoh SG38
Electronics
Pickup configuration:
HH
Bridge pickup:
DiMarzio PAF Pro (H)
Neck pickup:
DiMarzio PAF Pro (H)
Controls:
Master volume / master tone / 5-way lever pickup selector

Images[]

1991 UCGR2 The Winged Being product shot
1991 Ibanez UCGR2 The Winged Being ( Painted by Pamelina H. ) Red copyright sprite

Sources[]

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