The miKro Series GRGM21M from Ibanez is a 3/4 size electric guitar with all the features of a full-size instrument. The GRGM21M is made with a basswood body with a orange burst gloss finish and has a maple neck with a 24-fret maple fingerboard and black dot inlays.

The 22.2" scale neck and smaller body are well suited for younger beginning players or the touring musician who wants a compact instrument for the tour bus. The solid double-cutaway body delivers a resonant tone with natural sustain, which is enhanced by the fixed bridge. The Infinity R humbucking neck and bridge pickups offer depth and warmth with rich dynamics and can be adjusted via the master volume and tone controls.

Basswood Body    GRGM Bolt-On Maple Neck    Maple Fingerboard    24 Medium Frets / 22.2" Scale    Dual Infinity R Humbucking Pickups    Fixed Bridge    Chrome Hardware

• Neck Type: GRGM maple
• Scale : 22.2" / 564mm
• Body: Basswood
• Fingerboard: Maple fingerboard with black inlay
• Frets: 24, medium
• Bridge: Fixed
• Neck Pickup: Infinity R (humbucker, passive/ceramic)
• Bridge Pickup: Infinity R (humbucker, passive/ceramic)
• Hardware Color: Chrome

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these used or refurbished?The price is significantly lower than the manufacturers own website pricing.The differences between the ED500 and the 500P are never made clear-just a filter?The 500P is also packed in a remailer carton? Used?

A: These are brand new. Retail pricing is subject to many factors. The most important is what the manufacturer lets us sell it for. The only difference between the ED500 and ED500P is the fan specification. The ED500 is single stage as against the ED500P which is listed as 70 CFM .The remailer carton can be used to send it to the manufacturer for service.

Q: 2. How do you remove the foam?

A: It is just a sift foam disc. Just pinch it between your fingers and pull gently. Great little vac with awesome power

Q: 3. Australia voltage is 240V but this 220V version is just 20V under. Will it work in Australia?

A: I don't know. I live in Russia

Q: 4. Is it safe to use it on a computer motherboard, fans, graphics card, etc?

A: Yes this can be used for computer components like motherboards, fans, & graphics cards.

Q: 5. Am mailing from Lagos Nigeria and i would like to get the data vac electric duster Ed500 220-240v so pls how can i go about it?

A: You may calculate your actual shipping options/order totals by adding the items you want to a shopping cart. It will then list the shipping options, descriptions, ETA's and fees to your location.

Q: 6. What is the difference between the ED 500 and the 500 P? Can I use one of them to clean slides before scanning them?

A: I can't answer about the difference between the 500 and the 500 P, but my experience says I do not believe either would be good for cleaning slides (assuming they are photographic, 35 mm slides). The unit I have has a sponge filter on the bottom but this is insufficient to remove the smaller dust particles that would easily get through. The motor is very powerful.

Q: 7. Can you use lithium batteries in the A7A.?

A: Yes, you can use AAA rechargeable batteries in the Logan Electric 4x5 Slim Edge Light Pad #A-7A.

Q: 8. Will this version have a plug that will work in the USA?

A: Yes, this will have a USA plug.

Q: 9. Will the 3 pronged plug fit into australian wall outlets? Or do i buyban adapter?

A: Yes, you can use an adapter.

Q: 10. Can it be used to clean the dust off speaker driver (Edifier S3000 Pro)?

A: No, the METROVAC DataVac Electric Duster 500 is not recommended for use to clean the dust off of a speaker driver. The force of the air may be too strong and could permanently damage the speaker. Instead, use a soft brush or a vacuum hose with a soft brush attachment to remove the dust. You could also try to carefully use a can of compressed air in short bursts from a slight distance to avoid damage from the air pressure, but the soft brush is probably the safest method.