Ibanez SML721 - RGC (READ DESCRIPTION)

Description

Selling an Ibanez Axe Design Lab SML721 - RGC (1st Gen).

This is the original vision of the SML821 with the Jescar EVOgold fanned jumbofrets. Specs are as follows:

General

Model: SML721-RGC
Series: S / Axe Design Lab
Year introduced: 2023
Finish: Rose Gold Chameleon (RGC)
Body: Solid body
Body wood: Nyatoh
Construction: Bolt-on

Neck
Neck: Wizard 5-piece Maple/Walnut
Neck profile: Wizard Multiscale
Scale length: 648 mm (25.5") – 635 mm (25")
Nut width: 43 mm
12th-fret neck thickness: 20 mm
1st-fret neck thickness: 18 mm
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Fingerboard radius: 400 mm / 15.75"
Inlays: White step-offset dots
Side dots: Luminescent
Frets: 24 Jumbo Jescar EVOgold™
Nut: Black plastic

Hardware
Bridge: Ibanez Mono-Rail fixed bridge
String spacing: 10.8 mm
Tuners: Gotoh MG-T locking machine heads
Hardware: Gold
Strap buttons: Standard
Tremolo: None

Electronics
Pickup configuration: HH
Neck pickup: Ibanez Q58 — passive/ceramic humbucker
Bridge pickup: Ibanez Q58 — passive/ceramic humbucker
Switching: dyna-MIX10
Alter switch: Yes
Available tones: 10
Controls: Volume + Tone
Battery: None — passive electronics

NOW, unfortunately I gig bag that was sold to me failed and the guitar fell out about 3 feet and took a chunk out of the tail end of the guitars finish (NOT THE WOOD). I've carefully repaired the damaged area best I can. (It CAN be professionally redone if you want)

I filled the damaged area with black CA glue, sanded, shaped and sprayed with Prometheus Chameleon paint (best I could find as Ibanez wouldn't provide the original RGC paint specs or sample) and now it is curing waiting to finally be leveled and polished.

Apart from that everything else is sound. It plays, looks and sounds amazing (though needs a setup) and is full of high end hardware. The wizard neck and Q58 pickups are definitely the highlights.

This is a high-spec SML721 that originally retailed around the £800 mark, being offered at £399 due to the repaired cosmetic damage. No offers, open to trades for other guitars.