Ibanez AAD300CE-LGS Advanced Acoustic Low Gloss Natural

With the Advanced Acoustic series, the Japanese traditional manufacturer expands its acoustic guitar range with a dreadnought acoustic guitar with cutaway that, due to its 5% larger construction, produces a much more powerful and warmer sound than similar models. The Ibanez AAD300CE-LGS Advanced Acoustic Low Gloss Natural features a body made of laminated okoume, which gives the tone a pleasant warmth that is perfectly complemented by the highly pronounced mid and treble frequencies of the solid Sitka spruce top. In addition, a well-designed X-M bracing provides fast sound development, as well as a rich overtone spectrum. For a great playability, the manufacturer features a flat Nyatoh neck with a fingerboard made of Ovangkol, which is equipped with an extra-grippy low-oval profile. This allows all 20 frets to be easily reached and neatly gripped in tandem with a narrow nut width of 43 mm. A tapered headstock also provides better tuning stability for the 6 steel strings, which run in a straight line over a saddle and bridge inlay made of bone, ensuring clean intonation over the entire scale length of 651 mm. The acoustic guitar is visually refined with a fine wooden soundhole rosette and a razor-thin low gloss finish, which allows a deep insight into the fine grain of the installed woods. The Ibanez AAD300CE-LGS Advanced Acoustic Low Gloss Natural also provides a natural sound experience on stage, as the Ibanez AP11 magnetic pickup system and additional contacts under the bridge capture all frequencies evenly and pass them on to the amplifier without distortion.