#1
EBMM JPX-7
Chambered alder, mahogany central block, maple top, bolt-on mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard
Dimarzio Crunchlab/Liquifire
Current tuning: A# Standard; alternates: B Standard
Neck stats: Soft D (lol this sounds soo wrong), slightly thicker than Wizards, painted neck felt like slippery satin
Built: Rock solid neck joint, smooth machineheads, even smoother switches and knobs (not quite fond of it but i'll get used to it), dome-styled knobs are easy to play with pinky
Finish: F--kin' stellar, my fav color.. even gloss throughout front and back, ebony is not that jet black (a plus for me)

>Latest addition, good string spacing for a 7, easy transition from 6, acoustically medium loud, balanced weight, not that light nor heavy

#2
Ibanez MMM1
28" scale baritone
Karantas (pinoy) mahogany wings, 3 pcs mahogany-bubinga-mahogany neck through, creme plastic bound dark rosewood fingerboard
BKP Aftermaths
Current tuning: Drop A#; alternates: C Standard
Neck stats: Pretty round C-shaped, baseball bat, unpainted satin, good thumb grip on bubinga center
Built: Like a tank, balanced weight but really heavy, okay hardwares
Finish: Satin au naturel, love it

>1st and longest running guitar, good for riffing/rhythms, not so for leads as fret spacing pretty big and using heavy gauge strings

#3
Ibanez RGA121H CDR
Mahogany body, not sure how many pcs, standard Wizard Prestige bolt-on neck
Stock V7/V8
Current tuning: Standard; alternates: Drop C, D Standard
Neck stats: Soft D, pretty thin but just nice, unpainted satin
Built: Quite solid, second to the EBMM, justifies Japanese craftsmanship
Finish: Even gloss, have larger sparkle grains/dust than the JPX which looks boxy

>2nd electric, I know it's Ibanez but it's a Prestige and an absolute straight forward players' guitar so no complaints, lucky got some flame figures on the neck, like em better than those flat-RG's or "too slim" Sabres anyday

#4
Ibanez RGA121 TKF
Mahogany back which looks like 1 pc, differs from #3 coz it has a pretty thick 3/4" contoured maple top
BKP Aftermaths
Current tuning: Drop B; alternates: C# Standard/BTBAM tuning
Neck stats: Same as #3
Built: Same as #3
Finish: Flat trans black, semi gloss and not really into it TBH

>3rd electric coz these RGAs are really good, playability as par as any other high ends in the market with a steal price

Would love 2-3 more axes but that'll be years ahead