Ibanez RGRT421-WK

Im kind of an intermediate guitar player and was looking for a second electric guitar. After a bit of research I decided to order this one and I am absolutly in love with it. Love the wizard 3 neck it's alittle bit on the thinner side wich I like and its really nice when the neck goes threw the body so the lower frets are really accessible. I like the black matt painting instead of some kind of glossy one. The downside of it is that it will probably start to wear of in time but it's worth it. The other electic I had was in 370€ price range and the quality of this one and the other one is like night and day.

Oikein hyvä hintaisekseen. Kaula on huippu ja nauhatyö laadukasta. Varsinkin kaulaliitokselle voi antaa täyden kympin. Actionin saa todella alas (1mm) ilman ongelmia Mikit ovat käyttökelpoiset, mutta eivät kovin hyvät. Tämä oli ostaessa jo tiedossa ne vaihtuvat toisiin lähitulevaisuudessa. Virittimet vaihtuu myös joskus. Perusasiat kunnossa ja sehän on pääasia. Vaihdettavat osat voi vaihtaa, mutta runkoa ei. Voin suositella lämpimästi varsinkin tähän hintaan

I've been looking for a neck-through RG with fixed bridge around 400 EUR for quite some time and finally it arrived!

The guitar itself is really solid and easy to play thanks to the fantastic Wizard III neck. It's a finely polished 5-piece satin neck so you can play fast, it won't be tacky easily. Another thing to mention about the neck is its fretboard. It's made of Jatoba wood which is much harder than rosewood so in theory it'd last much longer too and won't be that affective to scratches which is a big plus.

I can confirm that it stays in tune even for several weeks among the same environmental circumstances (humidity, temperature) if you use it every day - just like I did. I don't know how much it's caused by the neck-through design or the used materials but it works very well.

The pickups, are good enough for rock/metal, they've a nice and clean sound (especially in neck position), but don't expect wide-spectrum premium sounding.

All the parts have great quality, but the painting on the body won't last too long since it has no lacquer or other layer to protect.

I bought this guitar about a year ago. Here is my experience.
Pros:
This is a well-made instrument, I didn't find any flaws when I took it out of the box. It is light and balanced (no neck dive or something like this). The Wizard III neck is very comfortable to play (even though I am not a fan of thin necks). Of course, it should be mentioned, that this is a very affordable neck-through guitar. So, if you ever wanted to get that kind of guitar (like me), this Ibanez is a good option. It looks very aggressive and metal.
Cons:
The tuners are not very precise. I mean they do the job. But if you need to tune the guitar up, sometimes it is difficult to get the note quickly, and the tuner should be turned back and forth several times.
The "weathered" finish is very thin and fragile. I already have a few chips in the finish over the instrument, mostly on the edges (I treated it very carefully, didn't gig with it, used only at home). The guitar is getting the relic look pretty fast.

I use this guitar mostly in drop C#/C tunings with distortion, and it sounds fine. I also tried drop B, but the guitar sounded muddy (probably, it was too low for stock pickups). Also, I am not very happy with clean sound (even in coil-split mode), for me, it lacks harmonics. Maybe I'll swap pickups in the future (and tuners too).
All in all, the guitar is very decent, especially for the price. I like it and not going to get rid of it.