All user reviews of 4/5 for the Ibanez AEG10E

This is a very nice acoustic/electric model, with a black gloss finish. The guitar features a built-in tuner, phase, and eq. I play heavy nickel-wound strings and would recommend this guitar to anyone as a great practice guitar.This is one of many guitars in my collection. I have been playing guitar for around fifteen years now. I mostly play and record on my own. I enjoy writing instrumental tracks and recording the different tracks.

I acquired this guitar three years ago as a Christmas present from my wife. We purchased it at Guitar Center in Robinson, PA for about $350, I think. I chose this guitar, because it is acoustic/electric cutaway, features a slimmer body than traditional acoustics, and has built-in electronics.

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I really like the action and the tone of this guitar. It has a really good feel and the neck isn't too thick. I enjoy the built-in electronics, especially the tuner, and it just has a nice look to it. For an acoustic, it plays really smooth. I looked at quite a few different models and brands, and for the price, this one was perfect.

As of yet, I haven't found anything wrong with the guitar. The reason I bought it, was because I liked the design and playability. It has everything needed to be a great guitar.

The construction is very solid and the quality is up there with more expensive models. The sections fit tightly together, and the trim makes it look real smooth. The knobs are a bright silver and are durable. This guitar can take a beating and still sound good. It holds its tune really well also.

The bottom line is that this is a good guitar for anyone, from a beginner to a touring pro. It is versatile and has a really nice tone. If I had to do it again, I would make the same choice. Sure, there are more expensive guitars, but for the price, this one is great. I would recommend this guitar to anyone that is in the market for an acoustic. As a collector of various guitars, this is one of the favorites in my collection. For the price, I couldn't pass this one up.

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Electroacoustic guitar here that's a cheap, very cheap. Made in China, this guitar is quite well done. The violin is ok but nothing special.
Nanmoins, is the russia prsentation (dcoration pearl around the sound hole ...) and I admit that "blue sunburst" it is beautiful.

UTILIZATION

For me, all I adapt the sleeves. However, I find that the action is a bit high. In short, a small music store rglage in the corner and basta! Access in acute is without much basis points.

SOUNDS

In use Scheer beuuuhhh! Which is understandable given the low thickness of the body.
HOWEVER, connecting the foot and it is! The Fishman AEQ SS prampli dlivre pltore one of his big sound from the lens.

OVERALL OPINION

I have been ending for a year and a half. She did not cost an arm and a head and I'm really happy. This is a guitar to sound exceptionally suitable for such a small price. Frankly, there is no reason to complain.
Ibanez thank you!

Features:
Pine table
Mahogany back & sides
Mahogany
Rosewood bridge & key
Abalone rosette
frets neck & bridge in Ivorex II
ankles Advantage
chrome tuners
Fishman Sonicore
pre-amp AEQ-SS Shape Shifter
cutaway

UTILIZATION

Channel pleasant access to acute easier. In terms of sound, once it is plugged in, it is excellent, if not ... a little less, but this is due to the volume of the box.
Built-in tuner that can be very convenient.

SOUNDS

I use it with an Ibanez amp, I do a lot of arpeggios, and it is perfect.
The sound varies greatly depending on the settings, only flat, when not connected, I find its not very "acoustic", especially on the agreements.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for around 6 unless it suits me perfectly, good quality / price ratio, I think I would do the same choice for the same budget.