Detail 01
Seven strings with .010–.062 nickel-plated steel strings
The guitar is supplied in a seven-string format with the stated factory string gauges.

Independent shopping perspective
The RGRB720 Iron Label brings a seven-string format to Ibanez’s RG platform, with DiMarzio D Activator humbuckers, dyna-MIX10 switching, and an Edge-Zero II tremolo. The pickups are described as retaining a tight, defined response under substantial distortion, with switching that moves between weighty rhythm sounds and lead-focused tones. Its Wizard II neck, ebony fingerboard, 24 jumbo frets, locking nut, and Gotoh tuners form a performance-oriented layout for intricate riffs and solos. It arrives strung with nickel-plated steel .010–.062 gauges.


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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 is supplied in a seven-string format with the stated factory string gauges.
Detail 02
Provides multiple pickup choices from the two DiMarzio D Activator humbuckers.
Detail 03
This is the specified neck and fretboard package for fast, detailed playing.
Detail 04
These are the guitar’s stated tremolo, nut, and tuning components.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a seven-string electric guitar, supplied with .010–.062 nickel-plated steel strings.
It has DiMarzio D Activator humbuckers at the neck and bridge.
Yes. It uses an Edge-Zero II tremolo bridge.
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