- Is the Mikro good for a child learning guitar?
- Yes. The 22.2-inch scale and light body suit smaller hands and shorter arms, and the fixed bridge keeps tuning simple. A setup by a shop helps it play its best.
- How does it compare with a full-size left-handed RG?
- It is much shorter and lighter, with basic humbuckers and no tremolo. A full-size RG gives standard string tension and more hardware, but is heavier and harder for beginners.
- Does it stay in tune?
- The fixed bridge and standard tuners hold tuning reasonably well once strings are stretched. Owners report it is stable for practice and travel.
- What pickups does it have?
- Two standard Ibanez humbuckers, one at the neck and one at the bridge, wired through simple controls. They suit rock and metal more than clean styles.
- Is it a real left-handed guitar or a converted right-handed one?
- It is built left-handed, with the body, neck and controls laid out for left-handed players.
- Can I use heavier strings on it?
- Yes, but the short scale already lowers tension, so heavier gauges help tuning stability and feel. Keep the fixed bridge saddles adjusted for intonation.
- Where is the Ibanez GRGM21 Mikro Electric Guitar Left Handed cheapest?
- At Huber Breese Music, for $199.99, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ibanez GRGM21 Mikro Electric Guitar Left Handed?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including George's Music, Bananas At Large Inc.® Musical Instruments & Pro Audio, Huber Breese Music, Amazon.