- For the earlier model with the same name, see AW300ECE (2005–2006).
AW300ECE Vintage Sunburst High Gloss (more images) |
The AW300ECE is an Artwood series acoustic-electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 2011. It was produced in China.
The AW300ECE features a dreadnought body shape with a Venetian cutaway constructed of a solid Engelmann spruce top on laminated mahogany sides and back with a gloss finish. The soundhole is round with an abalone rosette and a black pickguard. It has a mahogany neck with a satin finish and a 20-fret rosewood fingerboard with white dot position markers. Components include a compensated bone saddle in a rosewood bridge with white Ibanez Advantage bridge pins with black dots, a bone nut, and chrome Grover tuning machines with half moon buttons.
Electronics consist of a Fishman Sonicore under saddle pickup feeding an Ibanez AEQ-SST Shape Shifter preamp with on-board tuner powered by a 9V battery and feeding balanced XLR and ¼" outputs.
For 2013 the top was changed to Sitka spruce, the body depth was increased slightly, and the Grover tuners were supplanted by Ibanez die-cast units.
The AW300LECE is a left-handed version. The AW300 is an acoustic-only version without the cutaway. The AC300ECE is a similar model with a grand concert body. The AW250ECE is a similar model with a solid cedar top. The AW380ECE is a similar model with rosewood back and sides. The AW370ECE is a related model with a solid cedar top and rosewood back and sides.
The AW300ECE was discontinued after 2015.
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- AW300ECE-DVS product page, Ibanez USA, archived February 2011
- 2012 Europe catalog (p. 13)
- AW300ECE-VS product page, Ibanez USA, archived February 2012
- Artwood line up, Ibanez Europe, archived May 2012
- AW300ECE product page, Ibanez Europe, archived May 2012
- 2013 Americas & Oceania catalog (p. 59)
- AW300ECE product page, Ibanez Europe, April 2013
- AW300ECE product page, Ibanez USA, archived May 2013
- 2014 Europe catalog (p. 61)