Ibanez AW54CEOPN T-Bar Undersaddle Solid Top Acoustic Guitar
Last updated: June 1, 2023
You'll enjoy an open pore natural finish when you opt for this acoustic guitar. Adjusting the sound on this model is easy, thanks to the simple 2-band control. You'll also find a phase switch, so you can play live through an amp.
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Key Takeaway: Thanks to its solid mahogany construction, this acoustic guitar is visually stunning.
In our analysis of 73 expert reviews, the Ibanez T-Bar Undersaddle Solid Top Acoustic Guitar placed 7th when we looked at the top 20 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
Ibanez created the Artwood Series to be an ode to their rich tradition of acoustic guitars while adding the modern accoutrements needed by today’s guitarist. The AW54CEOPN is a visual stunner with a solid mahogany top (with mahogany back, sides, and neck) and an open pore natural finish that really shows off the mahogany’s beautiful woodgrain. Adding to its aesthetic charm is a black and white multi-rosette, a cutaway that helps you access the entire rosewood fingerboard, a rosewood AW bridge with bone saddle, tortoise pickguard and chrome die-cast Grover tuners. The mahogany construction provides you with plenty of warmth naturally, but when you need to plug in, the AW54CEOPN has a Fishman Sonicore pickup and Ibanez’s AEQ210TF preamp that features a simple 2-band control, which makes adjusting the sound easy while providing plenty of bottom. It also has a phase switch for reducing feedback and user-friendly onboard tuner.
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Professional guitarist, songwriter and private guitar teacher
Lewis McGehee is a professional guitarist, songwriter and private guitar teacher. He began playing guitar at the age of 7, playing in bands at 11 and was signed to Lifesong Records as a singer-songwriter in his early 20s. On the strength of his live shows, he went on to perform with many national acts such as John Prine, Robert Palmer, Talking Heads, Christopher Cross, Bob Dylan and Christine McVie. He also completed a multi-city tour as an opening act for Bruce Hornsby and has been teaching private acoustic guitar lessons for over 40 years.
