I couldn't find a lot of diagrams out there that have the 12 pin 4PDT type of 3-way toggle switch, so I emailed Ibanez. They sent me this wiring diagram, and I thought I'd share it here in case anyone else needed it.
The Fusion Edge 7s are great for clean-ish stuff, and aren't bad at all for heavier styles. I have them in an rgd3127. I would say the neck pickup is a bit bass-heavy, and the bridge isn't as clear as I'd prefer for doing a lot of fast palm-muted stuff.
In comparison, I have dactivators 7s in...
I'm stoked to try these in a bunch of different guitars. I have the bridge one sitting here, neck version on the way. First install is going to be in an RGD3127
I'm thinking they'll add to the Iron Label line a bit, maybe a Destroyer?
Wes Hauch getting an Iceman Sig would be cool but I don't know how realistic that is.
It would be cool if Vogg got a sig model, he's got some rad reversed headstock 6/7 Destroyers.
I'm looking at this diagram:
https://d2emr0qhzqfj88.cloudfront.net/s3fs-public/diagrams/2hum1vol1tone_ep1112l_0.pdf
and there's one thing I'm unsure about. The neck b/w shows a connection to a further lug but there's also a black mark on the next lug that doesn't appear to connect to anything...
I used to have that problem on an SG, there was definitely a bit of a high-pitched overtone depending on gauge so I just flipped my saddles around to get a little more clearance.
I actually prefer a bit unbalanced set, for E on my SG I have a 10-50 set, but I'm guessing it's not likely the best setup to compare to a trem.
I think I'm going to hold off on buying a fancy new toy in favor of looking for a used guitar to see if trems are for me.