The AE700 is an AE series acoustic/ electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 1991. It was produced in Japan.
The AE700 features a dreadnought shaped body with a soft venetian cutaway. The top is spruce with white and black binding on ovankole back and sides. The round soundhole has an intricate purfling rosette. It has a satin-finish nato neck with a 21-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearloid snowflake position markers black binding and white side dots. Components include a rosewood bridge, plastic nut, and gold covered Die-cast tuning machines. Electronics consist of an active 3-band EQ system with one volume control.
For 1993 the neck material was changed to mahogany. For 1994 the neck material was changed to maple, the body wood to flamed maple, the soundhole rosette to a black and white purfling, the fingerboard inlays was changed to pearloid dots, the bridge pins to black with white dots and the hardware to chrome, electronics include an NB100 piezo pickup.