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My favorite and only axe

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Nice guitar....you cant beat Ibanez for a shredder

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Nice guitar Jess!

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Sweet! I'm loving the strap.

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Looks like a mean lean shreading machine for sure.

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Sweet! I'm loving the strap.
You're going to cover yours with band patches too?


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Cool axe Jessica!


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Has "he" been complaining of any neck pain? Seems a bit stressed there leaning up against the door knob! Maybe he likes the abuse lol. PLEASE get him a stand lol. At least until you get a backup in case he ever lets you down.

Nice axe though, I want one! ? Going hunting for one this week hopefully. I'm between a Schecter, an Ibanez or a Jackson. Looking for a guitar that can kind of do it all.

After looking at one of the other threads, those Line 6 Variaxe guitars seem pretty cool, but I wonder how well they stay in tune and how smooth the neck is. I have to find a place around that carries em.

I've got a bad case of GAS!

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Very Cool Jessica...

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Looks cool!

What makes a good shredding guitar?

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Cool geetar, Jessica.I'm a proud owner of an Ibanez as well.Love it.

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Nice guitar. I would like play'n it for sure.

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Cool geetar, Jessica.I'm a proud owner of an Ibanez as well.Love it.
What model? Is it one of the rocker series ones?


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It's an rg321mh (mahogany body).It's a heavy guitar,but after trying out a few different guitars around its price range,it was the one I liked the best.
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I've recently plastered my axe with stickers since I realized it was too boring just plain black. I mean the headstock is black, the tuners are black, the whammy is black etc. So now it's covered in stickers. I'll try to get a pic of it with the stickers on it if I have time.


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