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+ | The '''RG1527''' is a seven string [[RG series]] solid body electric guitar model introduced by [[Ibanez]] in 2003. It was made in Japan by [[FujiGen]] as part of the [[Prestige]] line. It is the successor to the [[RG7620]]. |
+ | The RG1527 features a basswood body bolted to a multi-piece neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot position markers. Components include direct-mounted, dual Ibanez Vintage [[humbucking pickups]], an Edge Pro 7 tremolo bridge, locking nut and Gotoh machine heads. |
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− | In 2009 a variant with a maple fingerboard was released as the [[RG1527M]]. In Japan a hard-tail version of this guitar was released as the [[RG15271]]. |
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+ | The [[RG1527M]] is a similar model with a maple fretboard. The [[RG15271]] is a related [[hard-tail]] model. |
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− | This Guitar was replaced on 2010 by the [[RG1527Z]], which features the recently introduced [[Edge Zero]] bridge. |
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+ | In 2010 a new [[RG1527Z]] was introduced which is similar except for it has the new Edge Zero 7 tremolo in place of the RG1527's Edge Pro 7. The new Z model would eventually replace this model, but the Edge Pro model continued to be produced through 2011. |
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+ | | matneck = ''2003–2004:'' {{3pmb}}<br/>''2005–2011:'' {{5pmwe}} |
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+ | | scale = {{25.5}} |
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+ | | nut = [[Top-Lok III]] |
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+ | | frets = 24 |
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− | |inlay=''2003-2004:'' White dots<br>''2005-2009:'' Pearl small dots |
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+ | | fretsize = jumbo |
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+ | | control = {{VT5}} |
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+ | | inlay = ''2003–2004:'' White dot<br/>''2005–2011:'' Small pearl dot |
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+ | | tuners = [[Gotoh SG381]] (non-locking) |
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+ | === RG1527 vs. RG1527Z === |
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+ | As noted above, a new RG1527Z was introduced in 2010. In the USA however, the new model is sometimes referred to as simply the RG1527 in Ibanez promotional materials, as the Z suffix is often disregarded. You need to look at the tremolo to distinguish these two models. |
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− | |RG1527_BP.jpg|RG1527 BP |
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+ | | 2005 RG1527 BK.png | Black |
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+ | | RG1527_BP.jpg | Black Pearl |
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+ | | 2003 RG1527 GK.png | Galaxy Black |
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+ | | RG1527_CB.jpg | Cosmic Blue |
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+ | | HH 5-way single-split.png | Pickup switching diagram |
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+ | | Controls VT5.png | Control layout |
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+ | == Sources == |
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+ | <references/> |
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+ | * [[2003 Series catalog|2003 Prestige catalog]] ([[:File:2003_Prestige_catalog_p18-19.jpg|pages 18–19]]) |
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+ | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20030804155949/http://www.ibanez.com/guitars/guitar.asp?model=RG1527 RG1527 product page], Ibanez USA, archived August 2003 |
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+ | * [[2005 USA catalog]] ([[:File:2005_USA_catalog_p6-7.jpg|page 6]]) |
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+ | * [[2009 Europe catalog]] ([[:File:2009 EU elec guitar p12-13.jpg|page 13]]) |
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+ | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20100716020607/http://www.ibanez.com/ElectricGuitars/model-RG1527 RG1527 product page], Ibanez USA, archived July 2010 |
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Revision as of 16:06, 6 April 2019
- For the RG1527 with the Edge Zero, see RG1527Z.
RG1527 Royal Blue (more images) |
The RG1527 is a seven string RG series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 2003. It was made in Japan by FujiGen as part of the Prestige line. It is the successor to the RG7620.
The RG1527 features a basswood body bolted to a multi-piece neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot position markers. Components include direct-mounted, dual Ibanez Vintage humbucking pickups, an Edge Pro 7 tremolo bridge, locking nut and Gotoh machine heads.
The RG1527M is a similar model with a maple fretboard. The RG15271 is a related hard-tail model.
In 2010 a new RG1527Z was introduced which is similar except for it has the new Edge Zero 7 tremolo in place of the RG1527's Edge Pro 7. The new Z model would eventually replace this model, but the Edge Pro model continued to be produced through 2011.
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RG1527 vs. RG1527Z
- Main article: Z
As noted above, a new RG1527Z was introduced in 2010. In the USA however, the new model is sometimes referred to as simply the RG1527 in Ibanez promotional materials, as the Z suffix is often disregarded. You need to look at the tremolo to distinguish these two models.
Images
Sources
- 2003 Prestige catalog (pages 18–19)
- RG1527 product page, Ibanez USA, archived August 2003
- 2005 USA catalog (page 6)
- 2009 Europe catalog (page 13)
- RG1527 product page, Ibanez USA, archived July 2010