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Ibanez GRGM 6 String Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Right, Candy Apple (GRGM21MCA)

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Color: Candy Apple


Size: Medium


Features

  • High output Infinity R pickups
  • Ideal for beginner & intermediate / Ibanez design every guitar, affordable or professional - with sound quality, comfort, style and ease of use in mind; Creating music at any level inspires passion
  • Style and Substance: Featuring a poplar body, maple neck and maple fingerboard for smooth and easy playability

Description

No toy—by any stretch of the imagination—the Ibanez micron is conforms to the same high standards as all of our GIO series guitars. The GRGM21M features the same high-output Infinity R pickups, the same construction, same materials, same set-up and same inspection. In fact, the only difference is its shorter 22. 2-inch scale neck—something that makes it perfect for tour buses, songwriting, running scales while downloading and, of course, for young rockers and beginners. From the Manufacturer No toy—by any stretch of the imagination—the Ibanez miKro is conforms to the same high standards as all of our GIO series guitars. The GRGM21M features the same high-output Infinity R pickups, the same construction, same materials, same set-up and same inspection. In fact, the only difference is its shorter 22.2-inch scale neck—something that makes it perfect for tour buses, songwriting, running scales while downloading and, of course, for young rockers and beginners.

Brand: Ibanez


Color: Candy Apple


Top Material Type: Poplar Wood


Body Material: Poplar


Back Material Type: Basswood


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Maple Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: S


String Material Type: Nickel


Hand Orientation: Right


Item Weight: 7.25 pounds


Product Dimensions: 42.1 x 17.75 x 3.5 inches


Item model number: GRGM21MCA


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 16, 2019


Back Material: Basswood


Body Material: Poplar


Color Name: Candy Apple


Connector Type: 1/4" (6.35mm) audio jack


Fretboard Material: Maple Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: S


Scale Length: 22.2


String Gauge: Medium


String Material: Nickel


Top Material: Poplar Wood


Neck Material Type: Maple


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Bridge System: Fixed


Material Type: Maple Wood, Poplar Wood


Size: Medium


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Color: Orange Burst
I received this guitar when my kid was showing more interest in playing guitar. I wanted something that was lighter than my guitars and had a fretboard with all frets reasonably accessible without having to overstretch but would also serve for them as they grew. I do recommend this for kids possibly as young as 6 if they are kind of tall or long limbed. Otherwise, I think this is a great guitar for around 8-11. To begin with, the material quality is excellent for the money: - Knobs and switches work smoothly - Tuning keys work well and hold - Body and neck materials and finish are excellent - Frets are reasonably well finished, not protrusive or sharp - Fretboard is not a wood I am familiar with, but the feel is good and the tone it helps produce is very mid-range and versatile - Pickup quality is excellent for the money The guitar has a nice tone. With the amp settings set very neutrally on an amp that is normally a bit bright, this guitar was not too much either top or bottom and sits nicely in a mid-range with a minor lean toward top end (could have been the bias of the amp). This would allow for versatility of style for play from metal, blues, country, rock, and so on. It would respond well to the amp's tonal quality. The pickup arrangement is excellent. The pickup selector can select between humbucker (warmer, fuller tone) and single coil (brighter, twangier). It will let you select between neck (brighter, more for lead), bridge (mellow, rhythm). The combinations you can pick are neck humbucker, neck single coil, neck & bridge humbucker, neck & bridge single coil, and bridge humbucker. Really, really tonally versatile. Some other reviews may observe (complain) that higher up the fretboard (closer to the body), it is hard to play. That shouldn't surprise anyone. As a short scale guitar, frets must be smaller and the frets higher up are always smaller (simply how it works as the distance from the fret to the neck reduces). One should not expect to easily play high frets on a short scale guitar. However, for kids with smaller fingers, it is perfectly fine. Compared to some other guitars of similar price range, I found this to be really worth the money and better constructed. I played several mini-strats and found them all unserviceable due to very poor fretting. I did not think those would be an enjoyable experience and therefore would disincentivize the player from continuing to play and learn. This was a pleasure to play, highly versatile, and well-built. Great 3/4 size guitar. Great guitar for young players. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2022 by Jamie Wheeler
    • Best value and perfect for small hands. Fun guitar!
I bought this for fun and to replace a Squier Mini-Strat I gave away. I was very impressed with the quality of this little guitar! First, the body appears to be one solid piece of poplar. No visible seam. Very cool. The neck is one piece of maple with a maple fretboard, which is not something you see on cheap guitars. I have a more expensive full-size guitar which has a scarfed neck! The fretboard appears to have about a 12" radius, fairly flat and set up for shredding. The frets edges are smooth and the fit and finish are excellent; what you'd expect from a guitar costing about $100 more. The humbuckers(!) are not as great, but not terrible. You can get HUGE sounds from this thing. The nut is 41mm, like a full-size. However, if you have big hands, remember that the distance between frets is less and you have to cram fingers in there. I have slender hands. The electronics are pretty good; the tone pot actually works well, which is something I can't say about some guitars I've owned. All controls are smooth and responsive. It was intonated and set up right out of the box. Your experience may vary. The ONLY thing I found with this guitar is the frets are rough. Like VERY rough. I have a dressing stone and will take care of it next time I change strings. This was probably a QC issue at the plant which slipped through. If you are deciding between the Squier and this one for a 3/4 guitar, buy this one. It's head and shoulders above the Squier. ... show more
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Came to me today with the strings in a way I like. In tune with each other, but about a half step off. This means somebody took the time to set it up, and tuned it, and while shipping it lost half a step. So the strings were 10's surpringly. I think D'Addario. And I had no reason to change them. it's usually the first thing I do. So instead I stretched them good, then turned them up. And it sounds amazing. Like my old RG550. The finish is perfect. It feels great. It works really well with Marshally things. I played it with a Xotic SL Drive cranked into a Sonicake IR Cab set to the 6 cab (4x12 V30's) into a Behringer 302USB and had the most amazing Anthrax guitar sound. All the screams. All the squeals. This is THE guitar to buy for your home recording setup to do Metal/Rock/80's/90's. And honestly, it's every bit as well made as my squire mustangs. Which is high praise because the squire mustangs are probably the best buy in a guitar right now. This was the second to last guitar and I'm done. It fills the metal gap so perfect it's criminal. Easy to play. I can not believe how low the action was out of the box, with no buzz. I guess it's just easier to get away with that kind of precision at 22.5 scale. ... show more
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