12 String Guitar Jumbo Flamed Maple

Ibanez Rga42fm Rga Standard Series Electric Guitar (blue Lagoon Burst Flat)

Product Code: ga39732
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Particularly suited to metal and hard rock genres, the RGA42FM from Ibanez is a solid-body electric guitar with a meranti body, a sculpted flamed-maple top, and a Blue Lagoon Burst Flat finish. Its bolt-on, Wizard III maple neck features a 25.5” scale, as well as a jatoba fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and off-set white dot inlays.

For electronics, the guitar is outfitted with two Quantum humbucking pickups in the neck and bridge positions. Master tone and volume knobs offer broad control over the timbre and level of the instrument, while a five-way pickup selector is wired for series, parallel, and split configurations for a variety of tonal options. A fixed bridge and set of standard tuners secure the strings, and black hardware nicely complements the instrument's finish.

Wizard III Bolt-On Maple Neck Flamed-Maple Top / Meranti Body Jatoba Fingerboard / White Dot Inlay 24 Jumbo Frets / 25.5" Scale Fixed Bridge Quantum Neck & Bridge Humbucking Pickups 5-Way Pickup Selector Series, Parallel & Split Wiring Options Black Hardware

Parameters
Right/Left Handed	Right-Handed
Number of Strings	6
Body Type	Solid
Cutaway	Double-Cutaway
Body Wood	Top: Maple Back, Sides: Meranti
Neck Type	Bolt-On Neck
Neck Wood	Maple
Fingerboard	Jatoba
Number of Frets	24
Type of Frets	Jumbo
Scale Length	25.5" / 647.7 mm
Radius	15.75"
Nut Width	43 mm
Bridge Type	Fixed
Pickguard	No
Pickups	Neck: Humbucker Bridge: Humbucker
Controls	1x Tone Control 1x Volume Control
Switching	5-Way Pickup Selector Switch
Packaging Info
Package Weight	8.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	41.8 x 17.2 x 3.8"

Ibanez's thin, flat, strong, and sturdy Wizard neck promotes playability and features a two-octave, 24-fret fingerboard.

The Quantum pickups provide accelerated bass response for fast tracking of high-speed staccato riffs with crushing midrange and precise high-end articulation.

Scale: 25.5" / 648mm
Width at Nut: 1.7” / 43mm
Width at 24th Fret: 2.3” / 58mm
Thickness at 1st Fret: 0.75” / 19mm
Thickness at 12th Fret: 0.83” / 21mm
Radius: 15.8” / 400mm

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these the new versions which include the black velcro tabs on the black side and white velcro tabs on the white side? The original version had white velcro on the black side.

A: Yes its the new version

Q: 2. Hi, this bass guitar need different strings? Because its neck is short.

A: Yes, you will want to use Short Scale bass strings. From the factory it comes with 'Light' gauge strings, like the D'Adddario EXL170S https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1289387-REG/d_addario_exl170s_set_short_scale_string.html

Q: 3. Will this bag fit a Canon R6 and an EF adaptor with the 100-400 Canon lens?

A: Yes, a Canon EOS R6 equipped with an EF-R adapter and the EF 100-400mm lens can fit in this Overboard Waterproof Dry Flat Bag.

Q: 4. Will This Formatt Hitech 6 x 6 clear filter fit a Lee SW150 filter holder?

A: Yes, this Formatt Hitech 6 x 6 Clear Filter is the correct dimensions to fit the LEE Filters SW150 Filter Holder at 6 x 6 (150 x 150 mm).

Q: 5. Will this bag keep camera equipment dry in heavy downpour?

A: Yes, fully waterproof.

Q: 6. What is the diameter of the lower part of the plate that extends into the spider?

A: The lower part has a 70mm diameter.

Q: 7. I have had my VFlat for one year and noticed the velcro is not sticking well. Seems like my board warped a bit too. Anyone else have this problem? Is there a way to get it to stick better? D

A: Yes. would highly suggest that you use 2-3 inch gaffers tape for a good hold. I would suggest using the following tape. https://bhpho.to/3fPZqm2

Q: 8. Does the package come with Cordoba gigbag?

A: No, it only includes the Limited 3-Year Warranty from Cordoba. The compatible gig bag is available separately and linked here: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1321114-REG/cordoba_03543_deluxe_gig_bag_classical.html

Q: 9. is this a left-handed guitar???

A: No

Q: 10. How tall are they

A: The V-Flat Foldable V-Flat Kit opens to 40.0 x 80.0 x 0.5".

Jim M.	24/09/2024
This is the third of these straps I've bought. There just isn't anything out there more comfortable. The slight stretchiness of the neoprene makes it act as a shock absorber. Once you try it, you won't go back. I like having the snaps on the ends for removing the strap while on the tripod, and that's why I've bought three of them - I keep losing it. The only minor complaint is with the last one. It was so tightly wrapped around the cardboard packaging that it left creases in the neoprene that won't come out. No matter; it still works great! 5

anyonymous	23/07/2024
I use this strap on my Cannon 60D with my Cannon 24-105 lens. That's a heavy combo. I like how the strap around the neck gives a little and the comfortable material it's made of I like this strap alot. It's made in two parts you have this clip systym so you can detach the camera from the strap easil6,like if you want to put your camera on a tripod and don't want the hanging strap look. I like it. 5

Mario	25/06/2024
It's confortable for its easy clasps 5

Ford Do	08/06/2024
This is the most comfortable strap I've ever owned. My first one was the nylon type of strap that was given to me when I bought a used film SLR camera. It dug into my neck. I hated it, so I didn't use it. My second one was a Nikon one that comes with their camera. Same problem; it's pokey on the neck. Ten years ago, I was in NYC and stopped by B&H and felt up all their straps. This was the nicest one. I bought it and used it for several years before my camera got stolen out of my car. I thought I could get by with just a phone camera and went DSLR-less for several years. I couldn't capture what I wanted, so I came back to the camera world. This time, I got a Canon camera and their strap sucks too. Ten years after I had first bought one, I still had my receipt and was able to find the brand and thus, the strap again. Thank the heavens they still make it. It's truly a testament to how good this thing is if it's still being made ten years later! Here's why it's the best: 1) The strap that touches your neck is made of neoprene. It stretches. It makes it really easy to carry this thing all day, especially if you do the cross shoulder style of carry (where the strap is on the left side of your neck and the camera on the right side of your body). 2) It was a quick disconnect. I have the parts that connect to my camera long enough that I can connect them over the top of the camera so they don't flap about when I'm not using the strap 3) It's a little more discreet over a honking Canon or Nikon strap that advertises that you have a camera on you. Cons: 1) The connectors are made of plastic. I've never had it break or come close to breaking, but when a couple thousand dollars are hanging on it, I kind of worry. I've carried my camera cross bodied 8 hours a day, everyday for 2 weeks and had no problems, so this is me just nitpicking. But if you're the kind of person that reads a long review like this, you'd probably nitpick it too, right? 5