Carefully inspected and professionally set up by our guitar workshop, this instrument is a showroom model in like-new condition.

New Stings (Ernie Ball Slinky 10-56).

Original cardbox and accessories included.

IBANEZ RGDRB71-BKF Black Flat

• Iron Label Series
• Serial: I251109407
• Weight: 3.190 kg
• Solid-body baritone 7-string electric guitar, RGD type
• Nyatoh body
• Bolt-on roasted maple neck
• Ebony fingerboard
• Fluorescent side dots
• Neck profile: Wizard II-7
• Neck finish: Satin polyurethane
• Fingerboard radius: 400 mm (15.75")
• Scale length: 673 mm (26.5")
• Nut width: 48 mm
• 24 jumbo frets
• 2 DiMarzio D-Activator 7 humbuckers
• 1 volume control
• 3-way pickup selector
• Coil-tap switch
• Mono-Rail bridge
• Gotoh MG-T locking tuners
• Black hardware
• Factory Tuning: 1D,2A,3F,4C,5G,6D,7A

When it comes to guitars built for performance and extreme music, Ibanez ranks among the most respected brands in the world. Renowned for its ultra-comfortable necks, outstanding ergonomics, and decidedly modern approach to guitar building, the Japanese company has won over generations of guitarists. With the Iron Label series, it speaks directly to metal players by offering instruments designed to deliver maximum power, precision, and efficiency, without any unnecessary frills.

The RGDRB71 perfectly embodies this philosophy. A true weapon for modern metal enthusiasts, it has been engineered to provide the highest levels of precision, power, and playing comfort. At first glance, it commands attention with its aggressive and streamlined aesthetics: a matte black finish, reverse headstock, ebony fingerboard, and luminescent side markers that remain clearly visible on stage as well as in the darkness of a studio.

However, this guitar offers far more than a formidable appearance. Thanks to its 26.5-inch baritone scale length, it handles low tunings with remarkable stability—an essential asset for modern styles such as djent, metalcore, and deathcore. Its Wizard II-7 neck is a joy to play: thin, fast, and exceptionally comfortable, allowing players to move effortlessly between crushing riffs and highly technical passages.

On the electronics side, the DiMarzio D Activator 7 pickups deliver a sharp attack, tight low end, and impressive clarity, even under extreme levels of distortion. Every note remains perfectly defined, including complex chords and lightning-fast riffs. The coil-tap system adds welcome versatility by allowing the humbuckers to be split for brighter, more open tones. As a result, you can transition seamlessly from a wall of distortion to more nuanced textures without changing instruments.

Tuning stability is equally impressive thanks to the locking Gotoh tuners and the Mono-Rail bridge, both of which also contribute to the instrument’s excellent sustain. Even after hours of intense playing, the guitar retains its precision and inspires complete confidence.

In summary, the RGDRB71-BKF is far more than just a guitar designed for heavy tones. It is a modern, reliable, and exceptionally refined instrument capable of combining brutality, finesse, and versatility with remarkable effectiveness. An outstanding representative of the Iron Label spirit, built for musicians who refuse to compromise between performance, comfort, and sonic character.