Detail 01
Infinity R humbuckers
They are described as tight and articulate under high overdrive, with more output at the bridge and enhanced low mids at the neck.

Independent shopping perspective
Built in the RG format, the GIO RG320 combines a contoured poplar double-cutaway body with a satin-finished maple neck and purpleheart fingerboard. Two Infinity R humbuckers are voiced for tight, articulate response under high overdrive; the bridge pickup carries more output, while the neck pickup emphasizes low mids for a smoother lead voice. Its double-locking tremolo secures strings at the nut and bridge for tuning stability during aggressive tremolo use. The mono-unit output jack uses a solid metal construction.


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Detail 01
They are described as tight and articulate under high overdrive, with more output at the bridge and enhanced low mids at the neck.
Detail 02
Strings lock at both the nut and bridge to maintain tuning stability during tremolo use.
Detail 03
The satin finish is described as letting the fretting hand move easily along the fingerboard.
Detail 04
The jack is a solid metal piece rather than a jack mounted on a plastic plate.
Product questions
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It has two Infinity R humbuckers.
It uses a double-locking tremolo that locks strings at the nut and bridge.
The body is poplar.
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