Ibanez 6 String Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Right, Jewel Blue (GRGM21MJB)
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.
Product Features
- Fast, slim Maple neck
- Compact 22. 2″ Scale
- High output Infinity R pickups
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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…
Decent little guitar with one major issue.. After a lot of researching I decided to try this little guitar for myself. I love Ibanez guitars and wanted something easy to pick up and play, Iâve got small hands so I thought the short scale length would be fun. It was! It fit well and got a giggle at the stretching I was able to accomplish.. felt a little like Joe Satriani for a bit. The guitar itself feels nice, everything looked decent and felt good for what it was etc. However there was one major issue with the thing holding its tune. I…
Decent, inexpensive, short scale guitar, but needs some upgrades. The vender, Adorama Camera, did a great job sending this guitar to me in a timely fashion. This review is about the Ibanez GRGM21MJB MiKro short scale guitar – NOT the vendor!OK, it only costs around $150 bucks, and even with the issues listed below, for $150 it is a decent value (i.e. 3/5 for an INEXPENSIVE guitar). If you are buying this for a beginner, then I suggest you have the following done before giving it to them: Replace strings (use regulars), adjust neck truss rod,…