its not a RGx20 series, cos those are H-H guitars.
and since all the pickups are mounted in the wood, im guessing its either a RG670 or 770, but since its dot inlays, well too bad.

im not a ibanez fan anyway.
GIBSON FTW

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Added on June 1, 2007, 2:37 pmand approximate value?
here i say not more than RM2k.

This post has been edited by Everdying: Jun 1 2007, 02:37 PM

Err... are you planning on selling the guitar?

Quite a sweet looking guitar... you're probably better off keeping it since I'm sure it'll play very smooth and all...

Guess I nailed it.
It's an RG680CM color code DRD
i think its a japan market model
pics match exactly
http://www.ibanezregister.com/Gallery/RG/gal-rg680cm.htm

copied from above:

Made in Japan
Body : Basswood top with flamed maple
Neck : Maple
Fretboard : Rosewood
Inlay : Dot
Number of frets : 24
Bridge : Lo-pro
Pick up : all Ibanez QM
Pick up mounting : Direct
Headstock : standard matching color with the body

my bad. then there were probably more exceptions...

thanks Metal Zone for the info
got a harmony-central review link:
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews...z/RG680CM/100/1

seems that those people got it for USD 700 used. not bad lol. thinking of selling it hehe. how much can i sell this guitar locally eh guys?

I'll take it for 50 shilings!

I'll take it for 52 shillings HMH!

Thats a great guitar..unfortunately I have an RG myself lol..
I want an LP!

It depends on the condition of the guitar itself. Cracks, scars, paint coming out and etc will bring down your asking price by the 100s.

That's why most ppl will prefer to COD if they're buying a guitar to check on the things I mentioned above.

And to remind you, no selling in this forum.

sorry mod...no intent to advertise selling. just wanna know some info and value of this guitar that's all

lol INFORM ME MAN if u wanna sell it. =D
Im desperate for an RG god knows why.

@ryo, you're welcome

from what I observe of guitars sold in US forums, typically, mint condition guitars of your type can sell for USD600. the more blemishes, dings and cracks etc (as thewhacker mentioned) the lower the price will be.

too bad theres no market for a 'relic' ibanez

haha quite true.
unlike fender... custom shop relic...
at least you're not afraid that u'll ding it and scar its value for life...

Thnx metalzone.

More pics as promised....showing all the dents, scratches and dings:















gonna have it setup soon

The fretboard can be cleaned, nothing wrong there. The body.. biasa la..battle scars. I suggest you keep it. I think its a good guitar.

Nice guitar IMHO despite the scars. definately a good workhorse. i've considered getting a good cheap second hand as a workhorse coz of the fear of adding any battle scars to my RG.

give it a good cleanup and polish, and the fretboard needs a little work. Also I use Fret Doctor (Bore Oil) on mine every half a year to keep it moisturized. (dont use lemon oil)
You definitely need a setup. The intonation looks totally wrong if i'm seeing what i think i'm seeing.

If you want to sell it, do it fast...
Or else the longer you keep it, the harder for you to sell it...

agree. . . too bad the scars and the sticker lol. . . or else i may consider. . . but then again. . .

7 STRING! lol. . . *them ppl at 7 will kill me if i don't do this*

my friend is interested tho. . . drop me a PM if you wanna sell it. . . =)

May I know why we shouldn't use Lemon Oil???

Please enlighten me, because I have been using Lemon Oil on my rosewood fretboards.

Here's a good read.
http://www.beafifer.com/boredoctor.htm
Doesn't seem quite bad in this explanation, but discussions at jemsite have also said that it tends to dry out the fretboard over time or smtg along that line because lemon oil is acidic. have to search for that thread. can't remember the details...