I made this baritone guitar out of a brand new Ibanez
AEB5E-LVS that I got at a great price. Even though this is a brand new guitar, there is one small finish imperfection on the back about the size of the head of a pin that is not immediately noticeable.This model of guitar and the other similar
Ibanez guitars I have sold are favorites with the people who have bought them.
This is a beautiful guitar with a nice low action and a very easy to play 32
inch scale. It plays well tuned either A – A or B – B with normal guitar
strings for finger style but plays best tuned B – B if you are a heavy
strummer. I have finished it with a sound port and chrome hardware. It sounds every
bit as good as it looks and is bound to attract plenty of attention. I gave this one to my dad.
Features (From Ibanez Website):
AEB Body
Mahogany Neck
Agathis Back and Sides
Spruce Top
Black and White Multi Rosette
Ibanez Under Saddle Pickup
Ibanez AEQ202T Preamp with 2-Band EQ and Onboard Tuner
Ivorex II ™ Saddle
High Gloss Finish
Specifications:
Scale Length: 32 inches
Nut Width: 1 11/16 inches
Total Length: 47 inches
Body Length: 20 3/4 inches
Upper Bout Width: 12 inches
Lower Bout Width 16 1/2 inches
Body Depth: 4 3/4 inches
Terry,
ReplyDeleteI didn't see anywhere else to post a general comment. So if you find this, feel free to edit it and publish in the right place to get noticed.
I'm not much of a guitarist or musician. I have played with a couple gospel praise teams but have not played at all for a couple years.
This Ibanez has caused me to get my callouses back and playing with a group again. The most common comment from my buddies is "OMG what an incredible instrument!" And it is fun to play.
I must say first class work, Terry, even if I do happen to be your father.