Ibanez AEB10 Acoustic-Electric Bass
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Ibanez AEB10 Acoustic-Electric Bass Guitar

This no Ordinary "Acoustic Bass Guitar" It's a Ibanez

Sale Price: $349.99 - More Info
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A Fishman Sonicore pickup and SST preamp deliver a fat, punchy sound. The mahogany neck, back, and sides make for a rich low end. Features a spruce top, pearl dot inlays, die-cast chrome tuners, rosewood fretboard and bridge, and an onboard tuner. Large, deep body design provides rich, loud sound, even when unplugged. Maple top, back, and sides dish out tight tone with defined upper end. Abalone rosette and binding deliver awesome good looks. 32" scale provides adequate tension to move the soundboard but is easy on your fingers. The Fishman Sonicore piezo pickup and AEQ-SS preamp with three-band EQ let you dial in the precise tone you're after. Built-in Onboard Ibanez Tuner

Reviews:

• Daredevil Sally - This bass is awesome! I've tried many acoustic basses, but this one takes the cake. It has a very smooth sound from the lowest to highest note you could possibly play. I had a little fret buzz on the E string, on about the first 4-5 frets, but I took it to a guitar shop and they fixed it at no cost. So, all-in-all, this bass is a great deal price-wise and it plays great.
   
• rushnut2112 - This thing had me pretty impressed...The fishman pickup with the phase setting is great to eliminate feedback trouble...the onboard tuner is a great addition, although I found it to register notes at a pretty slow rate...the nut and bridge are ok, and the bass comes with a replacement bridge...I have not had to mess with the truss rod as of yet, and the neck feels pretty slim and playable...I found that the body is full and that excessive playing with your right hand could become a bit cumbersome while sitting...(welcome to the acoustic world)!!! I have never used the D'addario strings but really like the warm tone it gives when plugged in...I would recommend it to anyone, especially those who enjoy "unplugging" during gigs...
   
• nofrets - For the dollar, this sounds and plays great. The sound dulls a bit when the strings get old but who wants to play old strings? I've played on-stage plugged and on- and off-stage unplugged and I have never had a volume issue. I've been very pleased. I own three Warwicks and had considered getting an Alien (Warwick A/E bass) but wasn't as impressed for the money! For what it's worth...