This is the new model "GRG320" from Ibanez's Geo series, which I purchased last month in 2024. 

In conclusion, I think it's a great guitar for beginners to get into tremolo playing.

After purchasing it, I found it to be a really great guitar for the price. It's easy to play even in the high positions, and the tremolo arm works perfectly fine. I started thinking, "Do I really need any other high-end guitars when I have this one?"

However, I realized that high-end guitars have their own "playability" that's worth the price. One of the selling points of this guitar is its slightly narrower neck. I used to mainly play "RG370" models, so compared to that, the string spacing feels narrower.

So, even people with smaller hands might find it easier to play. Additionally, the tremolo unit is solidly built, especially the secure locking of the locking nut. It maintains usability even during aggressive tremolo use.

Also, it's a matter of personal preference, but the frets are "medium frets," so those who prefer jumbo frets might not find it suitable.

And the pickups have a high-power output type, giving off a "DiMarzio-like" powerful sound.

Additionally, I've replaced the springs with "low-tension vintage springs," but the original springs that came with it are also included, so it's a good deal.

So, how about giving tremolo playing a try?