Ibanez

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Ibanez builds guitars for all levels of players—from beginners to the most demanding masters of the instrument. Regardless of price, Ibanez always strives to offer the absolute best sound, style and playability in its class. It’s this mindset that has earned the Gio its place as the one of the most popular start-up guitars of all time, responsible for launching numerous musical careers around the world.

The GRGR120EX features poplar body with binding. A maple neck combined with a purpleheart fretboard, reversed headstock, shark tooth inlay and jumbo frets allows aggressive power chording and smooth, fast playing. The T102 bridge with 10.5 mm string spacing allows easier picking across strings. Electronics include two Infinity R H-H pickups with a 3-way selector switch for a variety of tonal options, right at your fingertips. 

A case is sold separately.
Ibanez GRGR120EX Electric Guitar White
Ibanez GRGR120EX Electric Guitar White
Ibanez GRGR120EX Electric Guitar White

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  • GRGR maple neck
  • Poplar body
  • Purpleheart fretboard with Sharktooth inlay
  • Jumbo frets
  • T102 tremolo bridge
  • Infinity R (H) neck pickup
  • Infinity R (H) bridge pickup
  • Black hardware
  • Case sold separately

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Warranty terms vary. Check with manufacturer for specific product warranty.

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4.37

107 Reviews

91%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Most Liked Positive Review

4

I did a bd thing...

I originally picked this up as a present for my nephew for his birthday. He's got a really awful Squire and I wanted to upgrade him. I knew it sounded good at the store, but when I got it home it floored me. I loved it's raw and aggressive sound through my Bugera V22 Infin. It kicked my MIM strat's butt. Not great clean-wize against the strat, but feed it a little distortion or overdrive and boom - tone city. My MIM ran for cover. So the bad thing I did...I kept the guitar for myself. I know, I know, I'm an awful uncle. But I'm going to go out and get him another one on time for his BD. He just can't have this one. It's mine. The fit and finish are crazy at this price. Right, the parts are cheap. But they're good enough cheap. I've got no problems. The neck is straight and comfortable, the radius is highly playable whatever it is. The trem is the classic strat type, 6 screws for pivots, but with the fat modern type intonators. You can't go off on it without getting out of tune of course, but you can warble it all day long for a sweet detune. Another thing about the trem, they got it figured out how long to make the height adjustment screws so you don't get the palm of your hand shredded. Wish my MIM had that feature. I feel a kind of weird pleasure/distaste with this guitar. It feels good to have snagged this gem so cheap, but it's kind of disappointing knowing my more expensive guitars don't bury it.

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Most Liked Negative Review

3

Just not for me......

So I needed a guitar for practice...again..because it had been about 10 years since I had a guitar last which was an Ibanez. The problem is this, the tremolo bar where the strings sit. Now, back in the day I had an Ibanez and it was really good, I think an RG something, i forget. Anyway, on the model I had, the tremolo bridge was I guess glued down, meaning no whammy bar action, which I prefer bends or a pedal for said effect. Before the Ibanez I had for forever I used mostly les paul style guitars with no tremolo action at all, so restringing was a breeze and you can easily feel the tension in the strings, making it really easy to string and tune and fast too. The problem with the Ibanez is that the tremolo bar keeps the guitar out of tune really bad. I mean hitting the strings for a few chords just detunes it, like lower than Alice In Chains tuning, if you know what I mean. So, when you go to string it, if your not careful, you can pull up the tremolo bridge and over tune the strings and break them very easily. All in all if you like that and the Floyd Rose style bridges then you are in luck but if your like me and like it a little simple, go with a guitar with no tremolo function. P.S. I would like to add, other than tuning and stringing, the guitar is perfect, it is so dang pretty it's rediculas and it sound(ed) nice when I could play it and feels great. The 3 stars is a MY preference kind of thing, there is 100% nothing wrong with this bad *** guitar if you like the features.

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Best Uses
  1. Practicing71
  2. Jamming67
  3. Small Venues23
  4. Recording21
  5. School Bands16
Cons
  1. Fret Buzz19
  2. Poor Pick Up10
  3. Craftsmanship6
  4. Flat Sound3
  5. Muddy Tone1
Describe Yourself
  1. Novice43
  2. Experienced32
  3. Professional Musician8
  4. Child2
Pros
  1. Fun To Play79
  2. Good Feel73
  3. Good Tone55
  4. Good Pick Up48
  5. Solid Electronics42
  • Nice Guitar

    4

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted17 days ago

    byMark

    fromPort Charlotte Florida

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    New guitar seeing how I like it

  • SOLID BUDGET METAL SHREDDER

    5

    submitted3 months ago

    byTroy

    fromCleveland Ohio

    Really solid setup off the shelf, great tone, action is low, neck is on the slim side. If you want a reverse fretboard metal guitar this is my choice for the money!

  • Good for beginners

    4

    submitted7 months ago

    byStormy

    fromMissouri Kansas City

    This is my first ever guitar I love her sm she's so beautiful I love my baby , only issue is frett buzz but I bet it can be fixed ☹️

  • I would buy this guitar over and over again hands down!!

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted7 months ago

    byJesus

    fromVisalia CA

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I'm an above average guitar player but ever since I've started my guitar journey I have always wanted an Ibanez. Finally got one and it does not disappoint at all! It feels great sounds amazing and I cannot stop playing it almost daily!

  • I love this guitar

    5

    submitteda year ago

    byBrian

    fromElizabeth nj

    I bought it a couple of weeks ago and when I tell you it's good it's good. Just make sure to adjust the saddles because there was way too much action

  • Great guitar

    5

    submitteda year ago

    byAaron

    fromFayetteville, NC

    Bought one of these last May (May 2023), its a great guitar. Love it.

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Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • asked byJesse

    fromOkeechobee Florida

    What locking tuners will fit?? I need a link under around 20-35

    What locking tuners will fit?? I need a link under around 20-35

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    We have many but I wouldn't suggest any without knowing the exact specs on the Ibanez. The bushing, pole size, the diameter of the hole are not standardized. In a case like this we recommend having a qualified guitar tech look at the guitar to assure compatibility.
  • asked byAaron

    fromDighton MA

    I recently bought this guitar in store and it didnt have the whammy bar

    I recently bought this guitar in store and it didnt have the whammy bar

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Please give us a call with your order number for customer service issues 855-770-3373.
  • asked byJesse

    fromPort St, Lucie, Fl

    What is the nut dimensions?? LxWxH?? In mm. And what strings come on here? I don't think daddario because no colored ends. But I think it feels smoother [coated]

    What is the nut dimensions?? LxWxH?? In mm. And what strings come on here? I don't think daddario because no colored ends. But I think it feels smoother [coated]

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The width is 43 mm at the nut. I don't know the width and height. .The strings aren't noted by Ibanez.
  • asked byDana

    fromundisclosed

    Is this guitar a good choice for playing clean tones with little distortion?

    Is this guitar a good choice for playing clean tones with little distortion?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes. Guitars don't have their own distortion. That's a matter of amplification and FX.
  • asked byJeff

    fromAR

    are frets sharp or rounded

    are frets sharp or rounded

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I’m very sorry. Your question is not clear. Nobody builds with sharp frets.
  • asked byJacky

    fromundisclosed

    What is the vibrato units for GRGR120EX?

    What is the vibrato units for GRGR120EX?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The Ibanez GRGR120EX has a standard tremolo.
  • asked byJONATHAN

    frommesa,az

    heel width?

    heel width?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I’m very sorry, the manufacturer has not made that information available. Presently I don't have one to check.
  • asked byBill

    fromGaffney SC

    22 or 24 fret?

    22 or 24 fret?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    This will be a 24 fret model
  • asked byGavin

    from425 Red Mill Rd

    What's the width of the fretboard for this. I have one and trying to find guitars that have a less wide fretboard

    What's the width of the fretboard for this. I have one and trying to find guitars that have a less wide fretboard

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The width of the fret board will be 1.69 at the nut.
  • asked byGio

    fromMiami, Florida

    What case should I buy for this guitar?

    What case should I buy for this guitar?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The case that will fit is Musician's Gear MGMEG Molded ABS Electric Guitar Case
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