Ibanez RG5320R-CSW

Ibanez RG5320R-CSW: technical overview

The Ibanez RG5320R-CSW is a six-string electric guitar listed at 2,139, with availability beginning in March 2026. Its specifications describe a Japanese-made RG built around a mahogany body, a five-piece maple and wenge neck, a rosewood fingerboard, two DiMarzio Fusion Edge humbuckers, and a Lo-Pro Edge tremolo. The Cosmic Shadow finish and Cosmo Black hardware complete the listed appearance. No customer reviews are available, so this assessment is based on the supplied specifications rather than user reports or hands-on testing.

Ibanez specifies no separate top wood. That is distinct from saying the body has no finish or surface treatment; the data simply lists the body as mahogany and the top as none. The product includes a case, but no gig bag. Its sales unit is one piece, and its item number is 633076.

Neck, fingerboard, and playing dimensions

The bolt-on neck uses five pieces of maple and wenge. Ibanez identifies its profile as Super Wizard HP and gives thickness measurements of 17 mm at the first fret and 19 mm at the twelfth. Those dimensions provide a specific description of the neck's depth at two points, though they do not by themselves establish how the neck will feel in a player's hands. The 43 mm nut width is listed as 1.69 inches.

The rosewood fingerboard has a 430 mm radius, equivalent to 16.93 inches, and 24 jumbo stainless steel frets. Offset mother-of-pearl dot inlays provide the stated fingerboard markers. Stainless steel is the specified fret material; the data does not include fret height or width, so those measurements cannot be compared precisely with other guitars from this information alone.

The scale length is 648 mm, or 25.5 inches. That measurement is commonly associated with full-scale electric guitar designs, but the practical string tension also depends on string gauge and tuning. The supplied strings are D'Addario EXL120. The specifications do not state a factory tuning or alternate setup.

Pickups and controls

Two DiMarzio Fusion Edge humbuckers are fitted, one in the bridge position and one at the neck. The pickup layout is HH, meaning two humbuckers. The listed controls are volume and tone, accompanied by a three-way pickup selector and a coil-tap switch. These details establish the available control functions, but the supplied data does not explain the coil-tap wiring, which pickup combinations use each selector position, or the resulting output levels.

That distinction matters when comparing instruments by specification sheet. The presence of a coil tap indicates an additional pickup configuration option, but it is not enough to predict how closely the tapped sound will resemble a conventional single-coil pickup. No electrical measurements, magnet details, or pickup output figures are provided here. Buyers who need a particular wiring arrangement should confirm it with Ibanez or a retailer before purchase.

Tremolo, tuning hardware, and finish

The guitar is equipped with a Lo-Pro Edge tremolo and Gotoh machine heads. The listed hardware finish is Cosmo Black. The tremolo model identifies the bridge system, while the Gotoh name identifies the tuners, but the supplied specifications do not state the exact tuner model, bridge setup, or whether the tremolo is adjusted to float. Those details can affect setup and maintenance, so they are worth checking if the intended use depends on a specific configuration.

The finish is called Cosmic Shadow. The data does not give a paint type, gloss level, or detailed color description, so the name is the only reliable finish information available. Similarly, although the guitar is made in Japan, no factory, production volume, or quality-control process is specified.

What the specifications establish

The RG5320R-CSW pairs a mahogany body with a slimly dimensioned, five-piece maple and wenge bolt-on neck, a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, dual humbuckers, and a Lo-Pro Edge tremolo. Its 25.5-inch scale, 43 mm nut, and stated neck measurements make the core dimensions clear. The included case is also confirmed, while a gig bag is not included.

At a listed price of 2,139, the available information supports a feature-based comparison, not a judgment about tone, comfort, setup quality, or long-term reliability. There are no customer reviews supplied, and no direct test results are available. Before buying, players may want to verify the precise coil-tap behavior, tremolo setup, and any preferred setup specifications with the seller. Based strictly on the published details provided, this is a Japanese-made RG with defined premium hardware and materials, but performance claims beyond those facts would require an in-person evaluation.