Acoustic Guitars

Acoustic Guitar Natural Code: AAM50-OPN

The Ibanez AAM50-OPN acoustic guitar features an Advanced Auditorium body with a solid Sitka Spruce top and Sapele back and sides. X-M bracing is paired with a Purpleheart fretboard and bridge. The...

The Ibanez AAM50-OPN acoustic guitar features an Advanced Auditorium body with a solid Sitka Spruce top and Sapele back and sides. X-M bracing is paired with a Purpleheart fretboard and bridge. The Okoume neck has a Low Oval Grip profile, with a design that emphasizes ergonomics.

The guitar has 20 frets, White dot inlays, and body binding with rounded edges....

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  • It has a strong and bright sound, not so sweet, I find it somewhat aggressive. I’ve had it for a month and a half, maybe the ear needs to get used to it, the Air port it has is a new acoustic condition. It’s light, beautiful, its body is more compact, I really like how it feels when I hold it (I’m still talking about the guitar), I find it very convenient and the neck has a nice shape, it doesn’t tire me, the tuners are also nice. The negative thing, which the technician I took it to for setup kind of fixed, but maybe it needs more work, was that the strings buzzed a lot when they touched the frets. We were impressed by how close they were to the fretboard, he raised them (the action), it worked, the buzzing improved, I think sometimes there’s still a bit of buzzing. I bought a new guitar after years of having a very cheap one (I liked that damn thing, super honest), that was my budget, I mostly play electric, I was a bit disappointed that it sounded like this for a new one, but I like it more and more as time goes by.

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  • It has a strong and bright sound, not so sweet, I find it somewhat aggressive. I’ve had it for a month and a half, maybe the ear needs to get used to it, the Air port it has is a new acoustic condition. It’s light, beautiful, its body is more compact, I really like how it feels when I hold it (I’m still talking about the guitar), I find it very convenient and the neck has a nice shape, it doesn’t tire me, the tuners are also nice. The negative thing, which the technician I took it to for setup kind of fixed, but maybe it needs more work, was that the strings buzzed a lot when they touched the frets. We were impressed by how close they were to the fretboard, he raised them (the action), it worked, the buzzing improved, I think sometimes there’s still a bit of buzzing. I bought a new guitar after years of having a very cheap one (I liked that damn thing, super honest), that was my budget, I mostly play electric, I was a bit disappointed that it sounded like this for a new one, but I like it more and more as time goes by.

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Description & Specifications

The Ibanez AAM50-OPN acoustic guitar features an Advanced Auditorium body with a solid Sitka Spruce top and Sapele back and sides. X-M bracing is paired with a Purpleheart fretboard and bridge. The Okoume neck has a Low Oval Grip profile, with a design that emphasizes ergonomics.

The guitar has 20 frets, White dot inlays, and body binding with rounded edges. The die-cast chrome tuners have an 18:1 gear ratio.

  • Type: Acoustic guitar
  • Body shape: Advanced Auditorium
  • Top: Solid Sitka Spruce
  • Back and sides: Sapele
  • Body bracing: X-M
  • Neck: Okoume with Low Oval Grip profile
  • Fretboard: Purpleheart
  • Bridge: Purpleheart
  • Frets: 20
  • Inlays: White dot
  • Body binding: All around with rounded edges
  • Soundhole rosette: Black and white, multi-line
  • Tuners: Die-cast chrome, with an 18:1 gear ratio
  • Bridge pins: Ibanez Advantage
  • Strings: D'Addario EXP16
  • String gauges: .012/.016/.024/.032/.042/.053
  • String spacing: 11 mm
  • Factory tuning: 1E, 2B, 3G, 4D, 5A, 6E
  • Scale length: 634 mm (25 inches)
  • Nut width: 43 mm
  • Width at 14th fret: 55 mm
  • Neck thickness at 1st fret: 21 mm
  • Neck thickness at 7th fret: 22 mm
  • Fretboard radius: 400 mmR
  • Color: Natural

Manufacturer

Product Number
AAM50-OPN

Dimensions

Body
Spruce, Sapele
Neck
Spruce
Fretboard
Okoume
Number of Chords
6 No of Strings
For Left-Handed Players
No
Cutaway
-
Manufacturer Colour
Natural
Colour
Beige

Type

Type
Acoustic

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Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • It has a strong and bright sound, not so sweet, I find it somewhat aggressive. I’ve had it for a month and a half, maybe the ear needs to get used to it, the Air port it has is a new acoustic condition. It’s light, beautiful, its body is more compact, I really like how it feels when I hold it (I’m still talking about the guitar), I find it very convenient and the neck has a nice shape, it doesn’t tire me, the tuners are also nice. The negative thing, which the technician I took it to for setup kind of fixed, but maybe it needs more work, was that the strings buzzed a lot when they touched the frets. We were impressed by how close they were to the fretboard, he raised them (the action), it worked, the buzzing improved, I think sometimes there’s still a bit of buzzing. I bought a new guitar after years of having a very cheap one (I liked that damn thing, super honest), that was my budget, I mostly play electric, I was a bit disappointed that it sounded like this for a new one, but I like it more and more as time goes by.

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  • It has a strong and bright sound, not so sweet, I find it somewhat aggressive. I’ve had it for a month and a half, maybe the ear needs to get used to it, the Air port it has is a new acoustic condition. It’s light, beautiful, its body is more compact, I really like how it feels when I hold it (I’m still talking about the guitar), I find it very convenient and the neck has a nice shape, it doesn’t tire me, the tuners are also nice. The negative thing, which the technician I took it to for setup kind of fixed, but maybe it needs more work, was that the strings buzzed a lot when they touched the frets. We were impressed by how close they were to the fretboard, he raised them (the action), it worked, the buzzing improved, I think sometimes there’s still a bit of buzzing. I bought a new guitar after years of having a very cheap one (I liked that damn thing, super honest), that was my budget, I mostly play electric, I was a bit disappointed that it sounded like this for a new one, but I like it more and more as time goes by.

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246,00 €
59,00 €   shipping cost