Iron Label SIX6FDFM-BCB Blue Space Burst

I don't think I've ever played a better guitar than my Jackson RR-1, but its high-maintenance bridge and V-shape doesn't make it the most convenient guitar to play. The SIXFDFM makes life easier:Light Weight & Standard Body Shape: After playing a RR1 V for years, it feels great to play a light, standard body guitar like this one. I don't have to sit Classical-style w/ a foot stand or punish my back standing up all the time.Bolt-on: I'm always paranoid that I'll drop my RR1. Now I can play the Ibanez more regularly and just replace the neck if something happens; no biggie.Fixed Bridge: There is no greater buzzkill than popping a string in the middle of a jam with a Floyd Rose trem. The Ibanez is more reliable in that sense.Ebony Fretboard: Ever-so-slightly smoother than playing on rosewood, and I'll never go back.Pick-ups: Not bad, but I'm more of a Duncan guy. I can replace the DiMarzios with some novel SD's and save myself any disappointment I would've had replacing in the RR-1.This is a great guitar, even if it's your only one. But if you're looking for a back-up with the above specs or want to customize (different pickups, true temperament neck, etc.), this is by far the best value I've come across.Edit (10/07/2017):I replaced the pickups with a Seymour Duncan Pegasus (Bridge) and Alpha (Neck), and now I can't put it down. Palm-muting sounds and feels great.

Easiest playing guitar I have owned. If you have never tried an S, do yourself a favor and fine one to play with. You'll fall in love with the comfort and ease they provide.