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ibanez acoustics are by no means gibsons, taylors, or martins, but for the beginning to mid level guitarist they are very good. they have a nice clear sound, and great bottom end. the best thing about them however, is their versatility, they have the ability to play just about any kind of music and sound good.
The answer above is a bit generic, I will try to explain this a bit differently. First, I own an Ibanez AC240; Ibanez AX120; Taylor 310e.... and I have compared many different acoustic models.... I would still advise this doesn't mean my preference is correct for you, but here is my evaluation of Ibanez as a Brand and of my AC240. Ibanez has positioned themselves as a middle of the road acoustic guitar brand, you will find that they concentrate their efforts in electronic Guitars. That being said, they are one of the few manufacturers that you can get an all wood guitar for less than $500. Their use of better than average parts (Bone nut/Grover tuners etch...) along with better QC make excellent guitars in construction and sound tonality. As to my choice of the AC240. I wanted a smaller guitar than a dread, for when I want to finger-pick. I tried the following guitars ..... Taylor baby; Taylor big baby; Ibanez AC 240; Seagull Excursion; Seagull Entourage. The AC240 played better then all except the Taylor Big Baby.... the Big Baby was $450 and the AC240 was $350. The difference for me was the unique tone, and size. It was a very close call. I have now owned this guitar for six months and can only pay it praise. I love this guitar.... for a small guitar it has git a bit of volume. If you want to bend some blues, or finger pick.... and not pay a huge amount for a guitar.... get this little gem.
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What kind of acoustic guitar does seether use?
Seether is endorsed by Schecter guitars, however, I believe the green acoustic Shaun is known to play is made by Ibanez.
Where can you find a good website on acoustic guitars?
A good website that can teach you how to play is guitartricks.com
What is the difference between acoustic guitars and electic-acoustic guitars?
The main difference between acoustic and acoustic electric guitars is that acoustic electric guitars have a pickup installed in them so that they can be played with an amplifier. Also, they can be used to play many genres of music, while acoustic has mostly low tones.
What model of guitar does Tiffany Alvord play?
She has two guitars. One is an ibanez a200e. The other guitar is an ibanez ac30nt.
Are acoustic guitars harder to play compared to electric guitars?
Acoustic guitars are generally considered harder to play than electric guitars due to their thicker strings and higher string tension, which can require more finger strength and precision.
Why are acoustic guitars harder to play compared to electric guitars?
Acoustic guitars are harder to play than electric guitars because they have higher string tension, thicker strings, and larger bodies, which require more finger strength and precision to produce clear notes and chords.
What is better ibanez gio or fender squire?
i suggest an acoustic because the strings are higher off the neck making it harder to press down. as time goes on and you get used to pressing hard whilst playing faster. when you've mastered playing on an acoustic playing an electric will be easy and youll be able to play faster than on an acoustic.
What are the best electric guitars for nu metal?
i like ibanez and jackson.. big brands.. but they have a standard to live up to so are usually awesome guitars... i like the xipho from ibanez... they are sweet to play and look nice on stage too.
What is a good electric guitar brand with a good rock sound?
Depends on the type of music you are going to play. I like Telecasters from Fender and I play Dean guitars a lot. Aria, Epiphone, Fender, Gibson, Ibanez, Rickenbacker, Yamaha et al have electric guitars to suit all genres.
What 2 guitars do Nick Jonas play?
classic and Acoustic/electric ! :P
What are the best acoustic guitars for beginners looking to learn to play with 3/4 size?
The best acoustic guitars for beginners looking to learn to play with a 3/4 size are the Yamaha APXT2, Taylor BT2 Baby Taylor, and the Martin LX1 Little Martin. These guitars are smaller in size, making them easier to handle for beginners, and they offer good sound quality and playability.
Can you play electro acoustic guitars like normal acoustics without an amp?
Yes, you can
