Short version:(-) Poor build quality(-) Guitar not fully assembled when it arrived.(-) Bridge in not located correctly, cannot set intonation.(-) Disappointed in Ibanez.The full story:After reading many positive reviews, I was elated when this guitar arrived on my door step. The first thing I did was rush inside and plug this thing up to my amp. That's when the disappointment set in.Some assembly required...The output jack wasn't assembled to the guitar body. It had over 1/4" of play in the body. So I pulled the backplate off and tightened down. I have no idea how something this obvious leaves a factory.Next, I took a look at the pots. I found that the knobs had been pressed on so far that they were tight against the body of the guitar and could not be rotated. The pots were also not fully tightened. I corrected both of these issues. However, the volume knob had been pressed into the body to the point where it damaged the finish. So my brand new guitar has its first blemish. Before I have played one note on it.With tools in hand, I figured I better check the rest of the guitar. Sure enough, two of the neck bolts were very loose, requiring several turns of the screw driver to tighten them. But, now at least the guitar is fully assembled.And there are still issues...Finally, I could play the guitar. And I found that the action was set too high. At least for me. I ended up bringing each saddle down by 1-3/4 rotations on each set screw. I broke out the radius gauge and trued the strings to the neck radius (it appears they were all just set flat originally). It's still a little higher than I would like it, but any lower and a couple of strings would start to buzz. I'm guessing there is a fret or two that are too high and need to be leveled. That will be for another time. (At least the neck was straight!)I tuned it up and went on to setting the intonation. Each string was about a half step flat one octave up. The E, B and e strings all ran out of adjustment (the saddle screws were not long enough) before they could be brought into tune. The other strings are almost to the same point. The best I can tell, the bridge was installed on this guitar a 1/4" to 1/2" too far away from the neck. At this point I was frustrated and didn't want to start drilling new holes into my brand new guitar. I set it up here and left it.Final thoughts...Maybe I just got the last guitar off of the assy line on 5pm on a Friday (or whenever they quit working where this was built). Maybe the quality control team took the day off when this was built. It had me wondering if I had been scammed with a knockoff copycat of an Ibanez. Looking at it a little more, this doesn't appear to be the case. But who knows.I know this is only a $400 guitar. But for that money, I expect the guitar to at least be put together. And for that money, I would really like the guitar to be playable after a setup. But, that's now what I got for my money.After being really excited to get this guitar, I was left very disappointed in Ibanez.