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Ibanez built the GRG7221QATBB as part of the RG Gio series, positioning it as an entry-level seven-string electric guitar within the broader RG family. The Gio sub-line was designed to bring the RG platform's playability to a lower price tier, and the GRG7221QATBB carried the extended-range format into that range with a Transparent Blue Burst finish over a quilted maple art grain top.
The guitar was constructed with a poplar body beneath the decorative quilted maple art grain top, paired with a maple neck designated the GRG7 profile. The bound Purpleheart fretboard runs 24 jumbo frets at a 400mm radius, with a nut width of 48mm widening to 68mm at the 24th fret — dimensions worth noting when sourcing a replacement nut or fretboard-end components. The 648mm (25.5") scale length is standard for the RG platform. Hardware throughout was finished in black, including the F107 bridge, which uses 10.5mm string spacing. Pickups were Infinity R humbuckers at both neck and bridge positions, passive and ceramic. The instrument shipped factory-tuned to a seven-string standard arrangement (1E, 2B, 3G, 4D, 5A, 6E, 7B) with a .009–.054 gauged set.
Owners sourcing replacement parts — particularly the F107 bridge saddles, Purpleheart fretboard nuts, or Infinity R-compatible pickup rings — should verify measurements against the specific unit in hand, and consult a qualified guitar technician for setup or hardware work.
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