| Top | Spruce top | |
| Back & sides | Mahogany | |
| Neck | Mahogany | |
| Fretboard | Rosewood | |
| Tuning machine | Chrome die-cast tuner | |
| Bridge pins | Ibanez Advantage™ Bridge pin | |
| Strings | D'Addario® EXP11 Coated 80/20 Bronze, Light (.012-.053 Gauge) | |
| Pickup | Ibanez Under Saddle pickup | |
| Preamp | Ibanez AEQ-2T preamp w/Onboard tuner | |
Ibanez AEG8 TNE NT Semi Classical Guitar Natural
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® Sonicore pickups and Ibanez preamps with onboard tuners provide the sparkling tones that sound great in any venue.
The Ibanez PF15ECE electro-acoustic guitar offers all of the advantages of acoustic dreadnought design. Combining rich tone, clear attack, and full low-end presence, the Performance series dreadnought body guitars have become some of the most popular instruments among musicians looking for robust sound and easy playability that doesn’t break the bank.
Combining a spruce top with mahogany back and sides, the PF15ECE uses the same foundation as many higher priced guitars. Also included is the AEQ200T Preamp with 2-Band EQ for amplified play, and the onboard tuner allows you to dial in your desired sound without the need for additional accessories.
AEQ200T Preamp
The Ibanez AEQ200T 2-band tone control with built-in tuner is optimized for use with Ibanez under saddle pickup. The 7 segment LED display to tune
Cordoba Mini M Travel Guitar
Rs. 20,600.00
Cordoba C3M Classical Guitar
Rs. 19,080.00
Rs. 21,200.00
Cordoba CP100 Classical Guitar Pack
Rs. 16,200.00
Rs. 18,000.00
Cordoba C1 Protege Series Classical Guitar Natural with Bag
Rs. 16,110.00
Rs. 17,900.00
Essentially, the “fingerstyle” is a playing style that is held in high regard by a majority of acoustic guitar players. Simply put, guitarists that use their fingers instead of picks produce notes that are characterized with substantially different tonal qualities when compared to the notes plucked with a guitar pick.
When it comes to guitars, you can find a whole bunch of information out there. Start talking with any guitar player who has some experience and they can go for days about different guitars, different brands and so on. However, there is one aspect of guitars that constantly gets forgotten.
No matter how much guitars have advanced, tonewood is still one of the most important factors that define tone. Different types of wood are used for different components on guitars.
