Detail 01
Neck-through construction
The guitar uses a neck-through joint.

Independent shopping perspective
Iceman Iron Label is a right-handed, seven-string electric guitar built around a neck-through design, an okoume body and top, and a five-piece maple/walnut Wizard II-7 neck. Its ebony fingerboard is described with tight lows, a quick response, high-end attack, and rich sustain. Two DiMarzio D-Activator humbuckers deliver a powerful, clean, open sound with harmonic overtones and a tight low end. The Mono-Rail fixed bridge minimizes string cross-talk, and locking Gotoh MG-T machines reduce string-change time. A gig bag is included.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The guitar uses a neck-through joint.
Detail 02
The bridge is designed to minimize cross-talk between strings.
Detail 03
They support reliable tuning and cut down string-changing time.
Detail 04
The guitar has an HH pickup layout.
Detail 05
These are the listed fret count, fret size, and scale measurement.
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Product questions
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No. It uses a fixed Mono-Rail bridge.
It has two DiMarzio D-Activator ceramic humbuckers in an HH configuration.
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