Ibanez AEG62 Grand Concert Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural Mahogany

My daughter like it and enjoys playing it. I bought it for her as a Christmas gift and it really motivated her to learn again.

Around 500 dollars less and plays almost just as good and is more comfortable for me, honestly one of the best acoustics I've ever tried for a great proce

This is exactly what I was looking for! It has a great neck for both chords and leads. I prefer the sound that is not very bright. The pickup is excellent and the tones are even better when connected to an amp. Definitely has its own character and stands out sonically too.

Ive had this guitar for about 3 and a half years, I started playing right before the pandemic started and it was the only this that occupied my day during covid. This guitar has an AMAZING sound coming from factory strings especially. She's always been my #1 guitar out of the four I have, it's a fantastic guitar to start as a beginner on and it lasts forever. For the price, and quality, I HIGHLY recommend getting this guitar.

I was actually looking at a more expensive guitar but this one sounded as good for about 1/3rd less cost. Good guitar at a good value.

I was looking for an acoustic six string of a decent price, and this guitar excels in quality craftsmanship. It's so beautiful to look at, and it is glossy enough to see yourself in the reflection. I mostly play metal electric guitars, but a well rounded musician needs a good acoustic guitar for some inspiration when needed. This guitar is the best bang for the buck, as it looks and feels like it should be worth more. The tone controls are limited to a shape knob in the preamp, but an acoustic guitar should not have too many tone controls as most of the sound comes from the body itself. It has a rich, low-mid tone when plugged in, which is my cup of tea, but maybe not for others. I seriously recommend getting a case of any type (Softshell, or Hardshell) that can fit it. The guitar looks too good to go without a case.