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The AEG series’ slender, single-cutaway bodies deliver powerful and balanced acoustic sound, unplugged or through an amp or PA system. These guitars combine easy playability, classic solid and sunburst finishes and mahogany bodies with spruce tops to create a quality, workhorse acoustic guitar that will rise to any occasion. High quality Fishman(R) Sonicore(R) pickups and Ibanez AEQ-SST Shape Shifter(TM) preamps with onboard tuners provide the sparkling tones that sound great in any venue. New for 2009 is the AEG10ETBS, which features a spruce top and a stunning Transparent Blue Sunburst finish.
AEG Body
Spruce Top
Mahogany Neck
Mahogany Back and Sides
Abalone Rosette
Fishman(R) Sonicore Pickup
Ibanez AEQ-SST Shape Shifter Preamp with Onboard Tuner
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I play rock, and some rock ballads like always of bon jovy some other of nirvana, pearl jam and metallica, i think this is a great guitar, it has a very warm sound plugged, unplugged is not the best guitar sound but it's really pretty good.
well it has a tuner, phase, the pick up's buttons looks reliable, strings it use are of a very good brand d'addario its recommendable you use this kind of strings with this guitar
pick up model sst fishman
features: shape, treble, midle, bass, tuner, phase, volume, kind of bateries due to the active pick up, AA
i bought the black one, i love this color in guitars well if you wanna know what materials it has hjust visit the ibanez page and lookup for this model.
i love it, its pick up is great even it has a tuner & phase!!
i tested this guitar in the store, normally in stores don't make adjustments etc. and this guitar was (& it's) in the right octave, no fret noise etc.
i just don't like the new ibanez font type
not needed
Mike (07/19/2006)
Ibanez Guitar
Great guitar. Bought it about 6 months ago at LA Music (since I live in Toronto, I couldn't get it from this site, and believe it or not, LA music is located in Toronto) and it has worked great so far for me. Love the onboard tuner. It is so useful…The cutout is also great for soloing in the high frets. Looks amazing, sounds nice with an amp, both clean and overdrive. I played it in church last weekend, and everything worked great. Unfortunately, I snapped my E string during the postlude, but it isn't the guitar's fault. I think it came with light strings, so I'll probably buy medium next, so they'll last longer. I also had a bit of trouble switching batteries, since alkaline AA's didn't work with the guitar. Hmm….. Anyways, I'll recommend it to anyone looking for a guitar with a cheap price, great features, good sound, and great looks. Overall, it's a great buy.
Tim from Toronto, ON (Nov 27, 2007)
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The Ovation sound. The sound that made the acoustic guitar a viable electric instrument is now within everyone’s reach. Center-soundhole. Rosewood fingerboard. Built by Ovation’s Pacific-based subsidiary, it benefits from the same USA-made Lyrachord body as its more upscale American brothers.
OP4BT Preamp
The OP4BT preamp offers +/-12dB control over the bass, midrange, and treble frequencies for great tonal flexibility. It’s on-board tuner is easy to use and helps you stay perfectly in-tune, even when using open or non-standard tunings.
Type: 6-String Acoustic/Electric
Body Type: Mid-Depth Cutaway
Top: Laminated Spruce
Bracing: Modified Quintad
Scale Length: Length: 25 1/4 in.
Fretboard: White Bound Rosewood w/ Abalone dot inlays
Fret Inlay: Abalone Dots
Bridge: Walnut
Rosette: Multi-Piece Exotic Hardwoods
Pickup: Ovation Slimline Pickup
Nutwidth: 1 11/16 in.
Machines: Gold
Optional Case: 8210-0
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I play a wide range of styles, but with this instrument I mainly stick with classical and finger style blues / folk.
Un-plugged the sound is weak – but this is not what this guitar is all about.
I play this through a Marshall Valvestate 8240 and a Rocktron Intellifex – the sound is PERFECT – rich and clear – in fact I have hung on to the Marshall for the last 15 years because of the acoustic sound that I can get from it – Yeah – work that one out – I had an old friend over a while ago, and he is a sales rep for Marshall – he listened to the Ovation through the Marshall with his jaw hanging open – it's not supposed to be able to sound like that – was all he could say.
I give this a 10 only cos I can't give it a 20.
Bought it new in 90-91, cost about #430 if I remember correctly. They had just come out at the time and the owner of Hessey's music in Liverpool had brought one back from a trade show. I saw it and bought it immeadiately.
It has a solid top (spruce I think) a stunning orange/ bronze sunburst (it is still the nicest acoustic guitar I have ever seen).
Don't know what kind of pick up it has, but it has a treble,base and gain control on the top.
The action is super low and has never had to be adjusted in the 15 years I have had the guitar – plays like an electric.
For the money – simply outstanding.
Super action and stunning finish – I think I may have landed very lucky with the initial batch to launch the series, as I have looked at many new ones since I bought mine – and none of them even get close to the same finish.
Never needed it.
Chris Stocks (05/28/2006)
I play pretty much 70s, 80s, 90s, rock. It does what i need it to do and sounds unique, and not to mention good. I kill my strings very fast, so my nice sound dies pretty fast, but its back again with new strings. The sound holes being where they are seem to me like they dont project as much sound, and dont catch the bite of the strings as well. I have another crappier ovation, but even on that when the strings are way past dead the normal sound hole will still produce a pretty good sound. the sound holes on this celebrity look great, but if i bought another guitar maybe id go for the old normal, center hole. Also, this guitar sounds GREAT plugged in. I played live with it soon after i got it and i was very pleased and impressed with the preamp and the pickups in this guitar. IVe also heard it played live by other people, even with some light, bluesy distortion on it, and it sounded amazing. If you plan to play live, this is def a good instrument for the price.
Standard guitar features, nothing crazy, but a very solid instrument. Smooth tuners, stays in tune very well in the propper environment. Really nice finish, nice diamond inlays and art around the sound holes. beautiful guitar for the price. The preamp in it is great, has the built in tuner, very convenient and, not to mention looks pretty cool too. the neck is nice, bare wood look and feel. The binding adds an extra touch.
Feels like an ovation, light, electric feel like you probably want from these guitars. the action is a little high, im sure that can be tweaked with a setup, but it plays really well for me. bends nice and easy. finish seems great to me. like i said above, nice inlays, tuners, bare wood neck, i have the transparent blue finish and i love it. the back is nice and smooth. plays, looks, and feels like a decent ovation.
Anonymous (08/06/2004)
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