Ibanez Prestige

[paulbaul]

hello would like to buy an ibanez prestige rg2550, how much would it roughly cost (1st hand)
and where would be a good place to get it frm?(other than sweelee) does guitar connection bring in ibanez? thank you
An idea when the ibanez 08 guitars will be available??

 

[EmmanuelC]

It is about $1600. I think guitar connection has Ibanez guitars but I'm not sure if they bring in what we want to buy.

Emmanuel

 

[subversion]

the 2007 RG2550 is $1.9+/-, if there is indeed a $1.6K price tag, where could this be from?

 

[HideX_X]

err u can think about getting an rg 1550 instead cause there's someone selling it at a much lower price and mint in condition hmm but and rg 2550 is still good in its own ways what do you think sub?

 

[subversion]

the 1550 is discont'd. the 2550 is a cosmetically enhanced counterpart.

 

[HarrisonYeo]

the 2006' models with the dot inlays previously i went was 1.6k so not sure how much does the 08' models cost

 

[xklusivly4u]

with the falling dollars, expect to pay more for '08 Ibanez.

 

[relinquish69]

chances are after buying that guitar, you'd still have to swap out the pickups cos they arnt that fab. why do you want to buy it brand new when the pricetag at swee lee is like so undesirable?

for a fact, guitar connection does not bring in Ibanez but does have a few brand new pieces.

in my opinion, rg2550 is just a cometically nicer looking version of the rg550. the price difference between the 2 guitars vary by a whole lot and the rg550 is equipped with the favoured edge/lo-pro edge bridge.

but of course, if you must get that guitar brand new, swee lee is like the only place to go. you could start packing the stuff you want to bring for the camp outside swee lee before the sales

 

[subversion]

in my opinion, rg2550 is just a cometically nicer looking version of the rg550. the price difference between the 2 guitars vary by a whole lot and the rg550 is equipped with the favoured edge/lo-pro edge bridge.

the whole Prestige move is about equipping some of Ibanez's upper end offerings with revised necks, particularly in treatment for a more desireable feel- thank you John Petrucci...