The Ibanez GIO GRG121DX solidbody electric guitar's mahogany body is comfortable and resonant for rockin' all-nighters, while its two humbuckers serve up boatloads of tone. The GRG121DX sports a hardtail bridge that gives you maximum tuning stability, a fast-action maple neck with a flatter-than-Kansas bound New Zealand pine fingerboard, and 24 jumbo frets for the kind of effortless shredding that put Ibanez on the metal map. Cool sharktooth inlays top off the package. You get a whole lot of guitar for the money with the Ibanez GIO GRG121DX!

Powerful ceramic-magnet humbucking pickups give you impressive tonal flexibility

The Ibanez GIO GRG121DX's two powerful ceramic-magnet humbucking pickups give you high output without muddiness. Take it from the guitarists at Music Experience - the GRG121DX is ready for any style you need, from clean, warm ballads to face-melting metal and beyond.

Smooth-playing, fast-action neck enhances your speed

A guitar is only as playable as its neck. Good thing the Ibanez GIO GRG121DX has a smooth and fast-playing maple neck. This comfortable neck is capped by a bound New Zealand pine fingerboard with a super-flat 15.75" radius and 24 jumbo frets, giving you the agility to execute fast single-note runs with ease.

Enjoy the tuning stability benefits of a hardtail bridge

Divebombs can be fun, but many guitarists prefer the absolute stability of a hardtail bridge - legions of ace guitarists won't go anywhere near a whammy bar. If you're in this camp, then the Ibanez GIO GRG121DX is your kind of axe. The GRG121DX's fixed bridge anchors the strings, giving you a rock-solid platform for your music.

What Ibanez Says...

A guitar doesn't have to cost a bundle to sound good. The GIO series was developed for players who want Ibanez quality in a more affordable package. Not only do they look and play better than everything else in their price range, but their rigorous inspection, set-up and warranty is the same as Ibanez's more expensive models.

Treated New Zealand Pine fretboard

Treated New Zealand Pine has gone through an advanced seasoning process which yields a harder, more durable piece of wood. As a result, it offers enhanced stability while producing a rich warm tone.