They`re passive and installed in H/S/H pattern. If Ibanez holds the most iconic name in metal, then the RG is certainly the guitar that built this. Components include Ibanez Quantum pickups mounted in a black pickguard with a pair of humbuckers flanking a single-coil, a standard double locking tremolo bridge and a locking nut. Pickups are made by Ibanez and belong to the Infinity line. Description Additional information Reviews (0). The RG450MB features a mahogany body bolted to a maple Wizard III neck with a 24-fret maple fingerboard with dot position markers. This model is available in Jet Stream Green and Metallic Gray with gloss finish. Also, the cutaway is very deep, which makes the access to the upper frets very easy and comfortable. Body is flat on top and contoured in the back. This is a frequent combo in RG lines and is very popular among players.

Bolted maple neck is paired with a solid, double-cut body made of basswood.

Radius of the fingerboard is 15.75' and width at nut measures 1.69', which falls under Ibanez standards for RG series. This gives a rather vintage shred look and combined with Ibanez Wizard contour in the back of a three-piece maple neck, guarantees ultimate speed and ease of play. Frets are jumbo-sized and marked with black dots. The above is an Ibanez RG Series RG450MB in yellow, and the first thing to know about it is that a guitar like this back in the 80s would have easily sold for more than double its current listed price. This one comes with a maple fingerboard, instead of a rosewood one, which sport it`s sibling models. RG450M is another RG model labeled with number 450.

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