Ibanez AEG10N11 Acoustic Nylon String Guitar - Review

[@Lorlornyo]

Thank you for this review because I wanted to know about the pressure it takes to play it 😊

[@RichLunaMusic]

I have a Godin LaPatrie Hybrid CW. They don’t make them anymore but it’s been with me for several years.

[@chcotydf1]

Thank you John!

[@theleoherron]

sounds beautiful!!

[@Johnlowery_music]

Thanks! a great buy for $300

[@HillbillyMusings]

Nice video sir!

[@nmnmnm9509]

Is it good as classical guitar for kids?

[@Johnlowery_music]

I think it would work good depending on the size of the child's hands as it is the same size neck as most steel string acoustics and definitely not as wide as most classical guitars. It will be much softer on the child's fingers while building them up.

[@analogjazzprojectmike3386]

Nice sound. Do they make a left handed version?

[@Johnlowery_music]

I’m not sure, but it’s a nice guitar for the money.

[@ABHIJITH__FF]

Hi . Does it have a truss rod

[@Johnlowery_music]

Yes. I had my guy adjust, but I didn’t like the action so I had him put it back to original setting.

[@Multi1Vids]

What did u play in the beginning 👀

[@Johnlowery_music]

That was the chord progression to the song Let Her Go by Passenger.

[@Multi1Vids]

@@Johnlowery_music thank you for the info 🙂

[@vonheiz]

How that works in flamenco?

[@Johnlowery_music]

I don't play flamenco, but I'm sure it would do the job. Keep in mind it does have a smaller neck more like a dreadnought than a classical guitar.

[@vonheiz]

@@Johnlowery_music that was my concern. Some flamenco techniques can be difficult because strings are closer each other.

[@ItsRyan265]

​@@vonheizI got one recently. Even though the neck is smaller, the space between the strings is plenty to work with for flamenco stuff.

[@vonheiz]

@@ItsRyan265 Thanks! Nice to hear.

[@guitarnotator]

I want one but I can't find anywhere not even ebay because there discontinues :(

[@Johnlowery_music]

There is a used one on Reverb dot com for $200 here is the link reverb.com/item/38695950-ibanez-guitar-acoustic-electric-aeg10e-bk-14-01

[@guitarnotator]

@@Johnlowery_music I would if I didn't live in the UK and I could be asked to sign up. It isn't described as AEG10N11 either. So I will just and pray something pops up on gumtree or Ebay if it's his will I have one. But thanks for letting me know anyhow.

[@Johnlowery_music]

@@guitarnotator Check out Ibanez's new nylon string electric that just came out. They are a little pricier but may be a good fit for you. . kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHylk3x-eJaZndk

[@guitarnotator]

@@Johnlowery_music Thanks. I like the look of the FRH10N. So for me it's whatever comes first used for under 200 dollars (around £170) I probably have little luck of getting one of these for this price but may be in luck with the AEG1011N or 50. Or one of the GA. I prefer the AEG10N11N because it has the smallest nut so easiest to play. Meanwhile I will keep noodling on the electric.

[@rashotcake6945]

I didn’t know James Murphy did guitar reviews

[@Johnlowery_music]

???? No idea who James Murphy is.

[@tjitjo]

@@Johnlowery_music Probably some handsome son of a gun! Nice review, will likely get myself one of these tomorrow! Thank you :)

[@RobKingRC]

Whats wrong with the lead action? To high , to low??

[@jtlmusic]

Rob King maybe too high, but I don’t really play lead with it. More picking and strumming.

[@ThermaL-ty7bw]

don't understand why they put an eq and phase in acoustic guitars ? if an acoustic had a speaker , it would sound great , but it doesn't of course when you can plug it in to an amp , your amp HAS an eq and a phase most of the time , even the simple ones ... so why put it directly on the guitar , when the amp's eq and phase are of better quality ? that's just weird to me

[@sasha_________]

I guess it is usefull if you dont want to invest in an amp or if you want to play outside without your amp for exemple.

[@Chaps_Jr]

It's much easier to adjust EQ on the preamp while playing on stage. Keeps you from having to fumble around with the amp (which may also be dialed in for another guitar) on a dark stage. As for a phase switch, it can cut out any feedback. As soon as the guitar starts to resonate with the amp, you hit the phase switch and it stops. That feature is incredibly useful when you have to play next to a loud amp.

[@DougHinVA]

he talks nearly all the time and plays nearly none of the time... skip it.