Ibanez's RG821 features the new Tight End R bridge. It's not a very refreshing manifestation since the Tight End bridge was already in production prior to this version. The design, as you can see, is a little too much in terms of the physical outline, the Tight End was a simple unit. So what's the point, really?
The Tight End R emulates the outline of the Edge bridge- trace the outline & compare the similarities. This way, the player who is accustomed to the Edge, will feel at home with this guitar. The common feedback from players who prefer a non-whammy bridge in their Ibanez guitars is that it feels different from the standard whammy bridge version. No excuses now, eh?
2 comments:
It seems that the dead end bridge really does help improves the sustain of the notes.
That's quite subjective because I own other Ibanez guitars with whammy bridges which are superb in terms of sustain, the fixed bridge is not a sure formula
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