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Douugie Bouy
Posted on Friday, October 08, 2004 - 11:04 am:   

I just purchased a PGM-500 and I'm loving it. I was wondering what the pickups in it are. I know they are Dimarzio but I don't know which model. I got it for $750 singapore dollars (about $300 US). Is this a good deal? What do they go for in the US and are they desirable to collectors (or should I bolt in my Seymour Duncan pickups and my GK-2A synth pickup)
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90's Ibanez Guru
Posted on Friday, October 08, 2004 - 11:04 am:   

Oooh...

PGM500 came in Candy apple red with a hardtail. Sweet!

In the '96 catalog it says it has
Bridge: Tone Zone
Mid: Jem single
Neck: Humbucker from hell

Because it was his first signature model and was available only from 1994-1996, I wouldn't do much to depreciate the value of it, such as drill holes, or replace pickups (unless you hold on to the originals). $300 for any Ibanez signature model is a phat deal and if you don't think so I'll be happy to take it off your hands. Ibanez has only made a few RG models with a fixed bridge, so that's worth something there. Sorry I don't have the retail cost of it handy, but the cheapest Vai model sells for over $800 new. Every discontinued model sells at least double that.

James

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