Ibanez RG Fixed

Manufacturer	Ibanez
Period	Late 1980s — present
Body type	Solid
Neck joint	Bolt-on, neck-thru
Body	Mahogany basswood
Neck	3pc and 5pc Wizard II maple with walnut
Fretboard	Rosewood
Bridge	Fixed bridge
Pickup(s)	H-H IBZ Infinity, IBZ AH7s or EMG designed covered humbuckers
Royal blue (RB), black flat (BK), weathered black (WK) & black

The Ibanez RG Fixed is a range of guitars with fixed bridge made by Ibanez. All guitars features two Humbuckers and a five-way pickup selector with the exception of the RGT6EXFX, RG321EX, RGR321EX and the Rg2Ex1/Rg2ex2 with only three-way selector.

The RG guitars with fixed bridges were introduced to the market following the demand of various artists for an RG guitar without a tremolo. The RG "fixed" series are basically regular RG guitars but with fixed bridges (i.e. excluding the tremolo). This series offers thru-body stringing for improved sound and sustain. The fixed bridge does make it harder to perform string bends, but in return gives more tuning stability, as well as an altogether warmer and rounder sound than the RG Tremolo series. The bodies are made of mahogany as in Gibson's Les Paul and SG series, or basswood.

The Ibanez PGM301, Paul Gilbert's signature model, Is basically an RG Fixed Bridge with painted on F holes, a maple fretboard, Dimarzio Pickups, and the Tone control removed.

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