Ibanez RGRB620-BKF Black Flat Iron Label
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An RGR Built for Performance in the RG Spirit
Following the line of Ibanez guitars focused on speed and precision, the RGRB620 embodies the brand's "superstrat" DNA: easy access to the high frets, ergonomics designed for technical playing, and versatile electronics. It clearly targets guitarists who want a modern, responsive guitar ready for both stage and studio, with a high level of stability and comfort across the entire neck.
Who Is It For, and What Styles?
The Ibanez RGRB620 is aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking an effective electric guitar for metal, modern rock, prog, djent, and all styles requiring clean palm-mutes, fast riffs, and fluid solos. The 24 frets and Jumbo frets facilitate bends, legato, and alternate picking passages, while the switching versatility also allows exploration of clearer, more aggressive tones.
The Sound
The nyatoh body provides a solid foundation with rich mids and lows, ideal for dense rhythms and leads that retain body. The DiMarzio D Activator pickups (passive, ceramic magnets) deliver a powerful, clean, and open sound with excellent low-end sustain: perfect for standard tunings and modern distortions where precision is crucial. The dyna-MIX10 system with Alter Switch multiplies combinations and includes the Power Tap mode, handy for achieving more "single coil" style attacks while maintaining a two-humbucker setup. The ebony fingerboard enhances attack, quick response, and rich sustain, with well-defined highs that make harmonics stand out easily.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For transport and protection, the manufacturer recommends: M300C case and IGB540-BK gig bag. Regarding strings, the guitar comes factory-equipped with D'Addario EXL120 in gauge 009-042: you can keep this gauge to maintain the same playing feel (comfort, ease of bending) and reliable balance with the tremolo.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | HH | Nbrs of frets | 24 |
| Category | ST | Body | Nyatoh |
| Left handed | No | Bridge / tailpiece | Floyd |
| Strings | Steel | Electronics | Passive |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Color | Black |
| Top | Nyatoh | Finishing | Matt |
| Fingerboard | Ebony | Hardware | Black |
| Top, back, and body | nyatoh body | Tuners | Gotoh |
| Neck type | Wizard III / 5-piece maple/walnut neck | Hardware color | black |
| Frets | Jumbo | Neck pickup | DiMarzio D Activator (H) (passive/ceramic) |
| Number of frets | 24 | Bridge pickup | DiMarzio D Activator (H) (passive/ceramic) |
| Scale length | 25.5" / 648 mm | Switching system | dyna-MIX10 with Alter Switch (includes Power Tap mode) |
| a | Nut width: 1.69" / 43 mm | Factory tuning | 1E, 2B, 3G, 4D, 5A, 6E |
| b | Width at 24th fret: 2.28" / 58 mm | String gauges | .009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042 |
| c | Thickness at 1st fret: 0.75" / 19 mm | Luminous side dots | visible markers for dark stage environments |
| d | Thickness at 12th fret: 0.83" / 21 mm | Recommended case | M300C |
| Radius | 15.75" / 400 mmR | Recommended gig bag | IGB540-BK |
| Bridge | Edge-Zero II | Neck diagram (legend) | a nut width; b neck width at first fret; c thickness at first fret; d thickness at twelfth fret; radius: fingerboard radius |
| String spacing | 0.43" / 10.8 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Ibanez RGRB620-BKF suitable for metal and djent?
The passive DiMarzio D Activator pickups with ceramic magnets deliver a powerful and defined response for fast riffs and palm mutes. The nyatoh body provides rich midrange and bass tones.
What vibrato does this guitar have?
The Floyd-style Edge-Zero II bridge features a string spacing of 10.8 mm. Gotoh tuners complete the black hardware setup.
What tones does the dyna-MIX10 with Alter Switch offer?
The dyna-MIX10 system offers several combinations with the two humbuckers. The Power Tap mode provides a pickup attack closer to that of a single coil. The electronics remain fully passive.
Is the Wizard III neck thin?
The Wizard III neck measures 19 mm thick at the 1st fret and 21 mm at the 12th fret, with a 400 mm fretboard radius and 24 jumbo frets.
What gig bag and strings are recommended for this Ibanez?
For transport, the IGB540-BK gig bag and M300C case are the recommended references. The original string setup uses D'Addario EXL120 in .009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042, tuned to standard E.



