| Shape | Dreadnought | |
| Top | Solid Sitka Spruce top | |
| Back & Sides | Mahogany back & sides | |
| Neck | Mahogany | |
| Tuning Machine | Chrome Die-cast tuners | |
| Nut & Saddles | Bone nut and saddle | |
| Bridge Pins | Ibanez Advantage | |
| Rosette | Abalone | |
| Bridge & Fretboard | Rosewood | |
| String | D'Addario | |
Solid spruce top, mahogany back & sides, and advanced construction.
The Artwood series was crafted to produce a traditional as well as a modern guitar. Technology moves forward at a frantic pace and the world of guitar craftsmanship is no different. In producing the AW300 Artwood Dreadnought Left-Handed Acoustic Guitar, Ibanez respected the rich tradition of the acoustic guitar while adding modern interpretations in their continuing search for the ultimate in guitar tone.
With their full sound, strong bass, and clarity in chording and soloing, dreadnoughts have become the most popular acoustic body style. The AW300's solid Engelmann Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides, provide a warm, clear tone while its 14th fret dovetail neck joint offers maximum playability. Other refinements include a bone saddle on a distinctively contoured bridge and a headstock where tradition and modern style co-exist.
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Chords are, basically, several notes played simultaneously, resulting in a sort of harmony. Now, there are all kinds of chord types, from melancholic minors, over joyous majors, to heavy power chords. Whenever you strum several notes on your guitar (or hit two or more keys on your piano, or any other instrument), you're essentially playing a chord.
