Is the AEG70L good for beginners?

Yes. The slim neck, compact body and built-in tuner make it forgiving to learn on, and the cutaway helps reach higher frets. Its laminated build is also durable for everyday practice.

Does it work well plugged into an amp or PA?

The AEQ-TTS preamp and T-bar II undersaddle pickup deliver a balanced amplified signal with volume and shape control. It is designed for straightforward stage and rehearsal use.

How does it compare with a full-size dreadnought?

It is smaller and more comfortable to hold, with easier upper-fret access, but it produces less low-end and volume acoustically. The dreadnought suits strumming and projection; the AEG suits comfort and plugged-in play.

What is the scale length and nut width?

It has a 634 mm (25 in) scale and a 43 mm nut, with 20 frets on a rosewood fretboard. The slim profile suits smaller hands.

The guitar is sold as an instrument; a case or gig bag is not part of the standard package. Check the listing's included items before ordering.

Can the onboard tuner be used without an amp?

Yes. The LCD tuner runs on the preamp's battery and works with the guitar unplugged, so you can tune silently on stage or at home.

Where is the Ibanez AEG70L Left-Handed cheapest?

At Adorama, for $429.99, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Ibanez AEG70L Left-Handed?

15 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Sweetwater, Reverb, Musicians Friend, Music & Arts.

Ibanez AEG70L Left-Handed Price History: Lowest $429.99 at Adorama

What reviewers say

Owners of the AEG line generally praise the slim neck and easy playability, and the updated preamp with its built-in tuner is well received. Left-handed players value having a compact acoustic-electric option at all.

What people mention

PlayabilityPraisedOwners say the slim neck and compact body make it easy to play for long sessions.
ElectronicsPraisedThe two-knob preamp and onboard tuner are called simple and gig-friendly.
BuildMixedThe flamed maple top looks good, but laminated construction draws comments about less resonance.
ToneMixedPlayers note a bright, controlled voice with less low-end than full-size acoustics.
Left-handed choicePraisedLeft-handed players appreciate a compact acoustic-electric made in their orientation.

From Musician's Friend

Compact AEG body acoustic-electric with a slim neck for easy playability
Ibanez AEQ-TTS preamp with just two knobs: volume and shape
At-a-glance tone control gives natural acoustic sound in the center position
Easy-to-read onboard LCD tuner on the preamp
Flamed maple top with sapele back and sides
Ibanez T-bar II undersaddle pickup equalizes volume from each string for a well-balanced signal

Sizing: Compact body with a slim neck, described as easy to play.
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About the Ibanez AEG70L Left-Handed

The Ibanez AEG70L is a left-handed acoustic-electric guitar with a compact AEG body, a cutaway and a slim neck. The AEG series has been made for more than two decades. This version has updated electronics and looks. It has a flamed maple top and a sapele back and sides, all in a Tiger Burst high-gloss finish.

The Ibanez AEQ-TTS preamp has two knobs: volume and shape. The center position of the shape knob gives a natural acoustic sound. Turning it adjusts the tone from low, fat and powerful to bright and cutting. An onboard LCD tuner is built into the preamp. The Ibanez T-bar II undersaddle pickup evens out the volume from each string for a balanced signal.