Floyd Rose Locking Tremolo System (where applicable). Note: Whilst the RG range is extensive with sub-models such as premium and iron label, for the purposes of this article we will stick solely to the standard, unmistakable and original RG collection: But enough about what we love about the series, what do you actually need to know? Here’s the low down: With multiple signature ranges such as the legendary Steve Vai JEM, the RG has inspired countless musicians and guitar companies to follow in their footsteps. From glam and big hair rock of the 80’s, to modern day shredders and even 7 string & 8 string incarnations, the RG range is the ultimate force in the arsenal of Ibanez. #IBANEZ EX 270 PRICE SERIES#
The RG series is arguably the one of the most iconic and well-known series of guitars in history. The price for GRG guitars starts from around £150/$200. We will get into this more throughout this post, but you just need to be aware that the GRG comes with hardware and a build quality that, whilst not the greatest, is still fantastic for the price and certainly a vast improvement in comparison to other guitars at that price range. Where it lacks in comparison to the RG range is the hardware and overall build quality. So, why would you choose the GRG range above the RG range? Well, having looked at the above specifications, it’s clear that, for the money, a guitar from the GRG range is well worth it.
Most models will come with Ibanez signature infinity pickups – Models exist with EMG alternatives. Do not come with a Floyd Rose locking tremolo system as standard. 
Rosewood fretboards with signature Ibanez sharktooth fret inlays. Commonly built with a maple neck & mahogany body. Is the budget option of the much-loved RG range. Covers the GIO, GRG, GRX, GSA and GAX guitars. Whilst you can read more about the GRG series straight from the source, we’ve outlined the primary points below that you need to know about the Ibanez GRG guitar range: Ibanez produced the GRG series with the goal of appealing to beginner guitarists and those with lower budgets who wanted to get a great guitar for shredding without shelling out the big bucks. One thing is for certain though… Ibanez sure got it right with both! GRG Series In this post we’ll cover the fundamental differences between the GRG & RG ranges, highlight a few of our favourite guitars across both ranges, and also what we love and hate about them both. Jump To: Introduction | GRG | RG | Video Demos | Conclusion Introduction And, whilst we’re usually busy with our ultimate guides, we’re always happy to answer readers questions and create posts such as this one to guide you in the right direction. So, what’s actually the difference between the Ibanez RG and the GRG? Oddly enough, it’s a question we’re often asked at Guitaarr. We’ve reviewed the Ibanez RG & GRG together – Here’s what we honestly think.
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