Ibanez Acoustic Guitars
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About Ibanez Acoustic Guitars
Ibanez acoustic guitars are great quality, attractive instruments. Many different body shapes and designs are available. These range from traditional looking Artwood models with aged tops to more unorthodox designs such as the Talman. Some of these boast extremely eye-catching finishes.
From beginner models that are comfortable and easy to play through to professional grade, all-solid dreadnoughts, Ibanez's acoustic guitar collections are vast and comprehensive. There is something for every guitarist! Ibanez make nylon string classical guitars, ukuleles, mandolins and smaller-sized travel guitars. They also make steel string guitars in various body shapes including AEG, AEW, dreadnought and Grand Concert sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ibanez Acoustic Guitars
Ibanez offer a wide range of guitars that prove more than suitable. In terms of providing a starting point though, we suggest looking at both dreadnought styles and the AE/AEW body styles. These have larger bodies which project better and form and excellent, full accompaniment to your voice. You will need an electro model too, and most Ibanez acoustic guitar designs include these. We recommend you begin your search with: the AEW21UL, the AW70ECE-NT or its Open Pore alternative, and the AVD10E-BVS.
Lots of Ibanez acoustic guitar body shapes are exclusive to them including the Talman, AE, AEW and the AG. The Talman takes its shape from the electric guitars of the same name. The rest are roughly similar to grand auditorium models by other companies, albeit with a range of cutaway styles. Ibanez also offer dreadnoughts, parlours, classical and grand concert body styles. At guitarguitar, we keep a large range of Ibanez acoustic guitars in every UK showroom.
With Ibanez guitars, Exotic Wood refers to the use of decorative woods as veneers (and sometimes as main construction elements) on their acoustic guitars. These woods are generally from far-flung locations including Hawaii, Central Africa and South America. Species used include like Koa, Bocote and Ovangkol among others. These woods do have their own tonal properties but are often used more for their highly prized appearance.
'Thermo Aged' is Ibanez's term for a process otherwise known as torrefaction. In torrefaction, pieces of tonewood are subjected to an environment of high temperature and low oxygen. Not only does this dry out the wood, it actually permanently alters the cellular interior of the wood's structure. In layman's terms, this process makes the wood sound and behave the same as a piece of wood a century older. Using wood like this in acoustic guitar tops allows Ibanez to offer a rich, expressive and truly vintage sound.