- Is the Ibanez AEG7 a good first guitar for a left-handed beginner?
- Yes. It is light, has a slim neck and plugs in easily, which suits learners. Its laminate top keeps it durable, though the acoustic tone is modest.
- Can I plug the AEG7 into an amp or PA?
- Yes. It has onboard Ibanez electronics with a built-in tuner, so you can run a cable straight into an acoustic amp, PA or interface.
- Does it have a solid top?
- No. The AEG7 uses a laminate top, which is typical at this level and more stable in changing humidity than solid wood.
- How does it compare with a full-size dreadnought?
- The AEG body is smaller and slimmer, so it is more comfortable but quieter and less bass-heavy unplugged. Plugged in, the difference matters less.
- What comes in the box?
- The guitar and its onboard electronics; cables, straps and cases are usually sold separately, so check the listing for what is included.
- Is it suited to stage use?
- Yes. The cutaway, slim body and onboard preamp make it a practical gigging guitar for solo sets and open mics.
- Where is the Ibanez AEG7 Left-Handed Acoustic Electric Guitar cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $229.99, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ibanez AEG7 Left-Handed Acoustic Electric Guitar?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Alto Music, Amazon, Newell's Music, musiciansbuy.com, George's Music.