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Ibanez Gio Series GRG120QASP-BGD - Electric Guitar - Blue Gradation

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Ibanez Gio Series GRG120QASP-BGD - Electric Guitar - Blue GradationOne look at its eye popping quilted maple Art Grain top, plus one spin up and down its satiny high performance neck with bound purpleheart fingerboard, and you'll be a believer. It all starts with a lightweight, resonant poplar body for a solid tonal foundation and comfort in the hand. The GRG120QASP comes loaded with a set of Infinity R humbuckers to deliver a range of fierce, high output tones, along with a smooth playing neck that lends itself to

One look at its eye-popping quilted maple Art Grain top, plus one spin up and down its satiny high-performance neck with bound purpleheart fingerboard, and you'll be a believer. It all starts with a lightweight, resonant poplar body for a solid tonal foundation and comfort in the hand. The GRG120QASP comes loaded with a set of Infinity R humbuckers to deliver a range of fierce, high-output tones, along with a smooth-playing neck that lends itself to fast action. Engage in serious dive-bombing and other whammy acrobatics onstage with the GRG120QASP's T102 tremolo. Or, just soak in its flawless polyurethane finish while it's slung on a stand in your home studio.

Infinity R pickups give you massive tonal range
Loaded with a dynamic duo of Infinity R humbuckers, the Ibanez GIO GRG120QASP yields a range of impressive tones. The neck position humbucker is voiced for warmer, richer tone, while the bridge humbucker is a brilliant lead pickup: vibrant yet snarling with an enhanced midrange output when you push it. If you're after maximum tonal tenacity, the GRG120QASP will give your amplifier or modeler everything you need.

Smooth-playing, fast-action neck
A guitar is only as playable as its neck - so, it's a good thing the Ibanez GIO GRG120QASP has a smooth and fast-playing maple neck. This comfortable neck is capped by a bound purpleheart fingerboard with a super-flat 15.7-inch radius and 24 jumbo frets, giving you the agility to execute fast single-note runs with ease.

Capable T102 tremolo
From huge dive-bombs to subtle vibrato to stutter-like warbling, the Ibanez GIO GRG120QASP's tremolo is ready for anything you throw at it. When not in use, the tremolo is solid and in tune; when in use, it does your bidding down to the microtone. Whether you need the trem for cool '50s-era dips or massive harmonic dives, the GRG120QASP is ready, willing, and able.

  • neck type
    GRGMaple neck
  • top/back/body
    Quilted Maple Art Grain (Basswood) topPoplar body
  • fretboard
    Bound Purpleheart fretboardWhite dot inlay
  • fret
    Jumbo frets
  • number of frets
    24
  • bridge
    T102 tremolo bridge
  • string space
    10.5mm
  • neck pickup
    Infinity R (H) neck pickupPassive/Ceramic
  • bridge pickup
    Infinity R (H) bridge pickupPassive/Ceramic
  • factory tuning
    1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E
  • string gauge
    .009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042
  • hardware color
    Black
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S. Abrams
Carnegie, US
★★★★★ 5
You will not be able to put it down
Format: Kindle
This is a why choose all-encompassing fantasy romance that captivates and holds one’s attention from beginning to end. It’s not surprising considering these two dynamic authors and their other bodies of work. Alyx is an assassin with reflexes like a cat and higher than average intelligence who has earned her reputation as the best around. Joha is the King of the land, but he is a figurehead squashed by the power-hungry Queen Mother, the woman who married his father but may have a surprise or two up his sleeve. Crux, is a king in his own right although he lives under the city (think tv show Beauty and the Beast with Linda Hamilton and Ron Perlman where there was an entire city below the city where people lived) and may or may not have a bit of a crush on a certain assassin. Orion is Joha’s right hand, a fierce bodyguard and friend. The way these authors have put this group together is nothing short of phenomenal. The storyline is filled with action, intrigue and spice. The way the alpha males obsess over Alyx is everything! The character development is so good that you feel part of the action. I highly recommend this book.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2024
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I.Spearman
Port Orchard, US
★★★★★ 4
Quick plot twist
Format: Kindle
Ok so for starters I was obsessed with Crux from the start. An underworld boss? Sign me up. The obsession of love and protection he has for Alyx is a dream. Dark, protective, possessive, and obsessed ? Yes yes and yes. Love the character development from Our FMC. Alyx the Assassin that doesn’t back down and oozes confidence. Yes please again! I loved the slow cracks in her armor letting her feel love from all sides , everyone of her men gave her someone thing she needed. Joha kinda grew in to the king he needed to be but let’s be fareal he would have died tripping up the stairs if it wasn’t for Orion, Crux , and Alyx. Orions passion and dominance wooo. I love a good hard love making with a softy. Letting himself finally love Alyx but still be that rock of protection was very cute. WHAT I DIDNT like was the random plot twist with the atlas being alive?!? And then dying 5 minutes later. Spareeeeee me! That could have been a great story of the thrown being over taking , Alyx finding her way back. Her men bonding more and Joha finally being a badass and leading the riot/ rebellion to take his thrown back. I didn’t like the fast forward quick ending. Like oh yeah I was saved by sailor and poof here I am back from the dead and oh yeah brother take this slow stabbing in your chest. Nope . But overall this was a nice read . MMFM my fav.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
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Chelsea
New York, US
★★★★★ 5
Another win for this writing duo!
Format: Kindle
I loved this book. I love everything about this book and these characters. Alyx was such a strong female lead. She took no crap from anyone and was such a badass. I also loved that even though she was strong and independent, she allowed herself to be vulnerable when the tines were right, and i enjoyed seeing her growth throughout the story. Joha had me obsessed from the very second he appeared on page. I adore his loving nature but appreciate that he did what he had to do in the long run. His innocent personality often had me swoonig for him. He is such a romantic and probably my favorite of the three. Orion was a character i grew to love. At first, I wasn't crazy about him at all, but as the story progressed, so did my love for him. His sense of duty to protect his king and best friend made me respect him, and his character was well written. And then there is Crux, another character that i was instantly intreagued in. I knew instantly i would love him, and i was correct. His possesivness, his willingness to do anything for Alyx, and his filthy mouth had me in a chokehold. The plot of this book had me guessing what was going to happen all the way to the end. I didn't see some of the twists, which is hard as im very good at predicting outcomes. Im glad it was able to end the way it did. I was worried there for a little bit. But i adore the ending, and i would love to see more of these characters.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
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Lisa M
Whiting, US
★★★★★ 3
3.0
Format: Kindle
I enjoyed the story but found the rotation of chapters by characters broke the flow of the story. Choppy! Choppy!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
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CH
Whiting, US
★★★★★ 4
A bit disappointed
Format: Kindle
I'm a huge fan of romantasy and I'm thrilled to see more RH romantasy books coming out. I also enjoy a good standalone and these are two of my favorite authors. Everything seemed like it should have added up to make a perfect book here...but I ended up feeling a bit disappointed. The world is interesting and Alyx is the kind of FMC that I love. It's the lack of background on the male leads and, well, everything else that left me disappointed. Joha has a bit of a background story as it's central to the main plot..but Orion and Crux seem to have just popped into existence as full formed characters. I have no idea if they had families or friends before. Orion's entire personality is centered around protecting Joha and Crux's life is centered around Alyx. That's all I know about them. Then there were some glaring inconsistencies. Atlas was Atticus earlier in the book. His backstory and how he planned everything is never explained. He just appears as the mastermind. There were no hints or lead ups that he might appear. It felt like the authors needed a villain to be the mastermind and he fit. There were several other issues, but I won't drone on. Basically, it was a good book that missed the mark on being great. I think if it has been a trilogy or even a duet then the authors could have spent more time delving into the back stories of the characters and making everything feel believable. As it stands, it's good and I'll probably buy a hardcopy for my library but I don't think it'll be a book that I reread frequently.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024

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