Ibanez V70CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar  

Standard acoustic-electric with Treble, Boost and Volume sliders, looks great and feels great to play! What more do you need?

Well constructed, beautiful finish, no complaints so far.

Perfect intro level acoustic-electric. Very reasonable price for a well built, great sounding guitar plugged in or not. I enjoy using my Boss DD-7 with it for delays and loops, sounds excellent! No complaints, if you want an acoustic electric for cheap, I highly recommend this! A++

Beautiful bright sound. Great neck for an acoustic.

Great guitar in all respects especially for the price.

The preamp and controls are solidly built. The battery compartment has a tendency to slip if you don't make absolutely sure that the catch has clicked securely in place--that's my only warning. The frets are good, the tuners are great quality, and, although I would have liked a solid-top, the laminate still gives awesome sound.

Everything on this guitar is well built. I can't find a single flaw with the construction. Solid sound, and good looks.

I am a fairly new guitarist, so this is my first guitar. but I've made the rounds playing other people's guitars for the past year and a half. I learned to play on my sister's Breedlove and probably would still be playing that if she wasn't moving away. I've played Taylors and a Yamaha and various other brands that aren't really worth mentioning. I've played enough good and bad guitars to know the difference. This is a decent guitar. It's not a Breedlove or a Taylor, but it's a great guitar for someone who can't afford a Breedlove or a Taylor. It's dependable and sturdy and it has a great price. I would buy it again with no questions asked. For the money, you just can't ask for more.

This guitar has become one of my closest friends. I can't imagine not having it to play, and I wouldn't want another one right now. One day, when I'm a little more affluent, I will probably buy something nicer, like a Taylor, but now, this guitar is all I need. Plus it's acoustic-electric, which my sister's wasn't. So if you need a guitar to play that has a good sound for a college-student's wallet size, buy this one. You won't be disappointed.

this guitar is very solid and produces great tones, I am able to play anything from funk to blues on it without any adjustment, and when you plug it in the side controls take away any need to adjust your amp, and the tuners are effortless, and the way the jack is integrated with a strap stud is convienient, the only problem I have with this guitar is that it is a bit heavy, not too bad though, with a strap you wouldn't even feel it, and I would have liked a built in tuner, but i already have an external one, so it isn't a big deal really

it is a great value, for the price you have a guitar that can play bluesy tones or if you plug it in with a distortion, gives you some beefy metal tones and still screeches when you want it to. with that the tuners are efoortless and are actually quite pleasant looking along with the black finish, and the white trim adds a nice contrast to it and really makes it pop.

Pros:

effortless tuning pegs

high quality pick-up

versitile playing style

responsive versitile controls

highly pleasing appearence

well hidden 1/4 jack

cons:

slightly heavy

no on-board tuner

EQ and volume very reponsive and sensitive.

Feels good and solid in your hand. Stays in tune well and has far better action than I expected

Seriously, how could you really get more Guitar for the buck?

Good guitar for a Great price