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Ibanez AW5412CE Artwood Traditional Acoustic-Electric Guitar - Open Pore Natural Bundle with Case, Strap, D'Addario Strings, Picks, Austin Bazaar Instructional DVD, and Polishing Cloth

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Management number 215940272 Release Date 2026/04/19 List Price US$220.00 Model Number 215940272
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  • AEQ-TP2 PREAMP WITH BUILT-IN TUNER: The Ibanez Artwood features an AEQ-TP2 preamp with a built-in digital tuner and 2-band EQ, giving players precise tone control and easy tuning access right from the instrument
  • T-BAR UNDERSADDLE PICKUP: The Ibanez T-bar undersaddle pickup accurately captures the guitar’s natural acoustic tone, ensuring a clear and balanced sound when plugged into any amplification system
  • OKOUME BACK & SIDES: Crafted with Okoume back and sides, this guitar produces a warm, woody tone with clear projection, ideal for both fingerpicking and strumming styles
  • LAUREL FRETBOARD & BRIDGE: The Laurel fretboard and bridge offer rich tonal warmth and reliable resonance, contributing to a smooth playing feel and natural sound transfer
  • EVERYTHING IN ONE BOX: Austin Bazaar appreciates your purchase by adding essential accessories, this bundle contains a case to protect your guitar during travel, a strap for comfortable playing, extra strings and picks for future use, an Austin Bazaar instructional DVD to provide tips and guidance and a polishing cloth to keep your gear in mint condition

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