Ibanez AAD77M1E-OAW Open Pore Antique White Westerngitarre

Ibanez AAD77M1E-OAW Open Pore Antique White Acoustic Guitar

Are you looking for an acoustic guitar that impresses not only with its sound, but also with its design and playing comfort? The Ibanez AAD77M1E-OAW in Open Pore Antique White is a true highlight of the Advanced Acoustic series, combining modern guitar craftsmanship with high-quality tonewoods and thoughtful ergonomics. Its transparent finish with flamed maple not only makes it a visual standout but also underscores the brilliant tonal characteristics of this expressive instrument.

Whether on stage, in the studio, or in your living room—this guitar offers a balanced blend of clarity, dynamics, and stylish aesthetics. This model is ideal for players seeking an inspiring, modern acoustic experience without sacrificing classic tonal qualities.

Expressive in sound—exceptional in appearance

The combination of a solid Sitka spruce top and a flamed maple body produces a brilliant, resonant tone with clear highs, prominent mids, and a defined bass. The open-pore finish ensures natural vibrational properties and gives the guitar an organic, modern character.

The X-M bracing construction inside supports optimal vibration transmission and enhances dynamics and responsiveness in every playing situation. The Grand Dreadnought body provides the necessary volume, while the ergonomic design ensures a comfortable playing experience—even during extended sessions.

The Perfect Balance of Playing Comfort and Innovation

With its Low Oval Grip neck made of okoumé, satin finish, and 650 mm scale length, the AAD77M1E-OAW is a breeze to play. The maple fingerboard enhances the bright tones and ensures precise response with every stroke. The bolt-on neck-to-body joint at the 14th fret guarantees excellent access all the way up to the highest registers.

Another highlight is the A.I.R.port, which directs sound toward the player—for clearer self-monitoring and a more direct playing feel.

Perfectly amplified thanks to proven Ibanez electronics

The guitar is equipped with the Ibanez T-Bar undersaddle pickup, which authentically transmits the instrument’s natural sound to an amplifier or PA system. The AEQ-TP2 preamp, featuring a built-in tuner and 2-band EQ, provides maximum control over your stage sound—easy to use, right on the instrument.

The maple bridge and Ibanez Advantage™ pins offer excellent vibration transfer and make changing strings easier. The tapered headstock is not only a design feature but also supports stable, straight string alignment for better tuning stability.

Conclusion: Sound, style, and comfort in harmony

The Ibanez AAD77M1E-OAW combines elegant aesthetics, thoughtful construction, and modern performance in an instrument that offers ambitious musicians a completely new way to play acoustic guitar. With high-quality materials, innovative features, and a powerful, clear sound, it’s the perfect companion for the stage, the studio, and creative songwriting.

Features:

• Series: AAD (Advanced Acoustic)
• Number of Strings: 6
• Color: Open Pore Antique White
• Body shape: Grand Dreadnought
• Top: Solid Sitka spruce
• Sides: Flamed maple
• Back: Flamed maple
• Body Finish: Satin Polyurethane
• Body binding: Rounded body edge
• Soundhole rosette: Abalone rosette
• Bracing: X-M bracing
• Neck: Okoumé
• Neck Profile: Low Oval Grip
• Neck thickness at 1st fret: 21 mm
• Neck thickness at 7th fret: 22 mm
• Neck Finish: Satin Polyurethane
• Neck-Body Joint: Screwed
• Neck-to-body joint position: 14th fret
• Scale length: 650 mm (25.6")
• Fingerboard: Maple
• Bridge: Maple
• Nut: Plastic
• Pickup: Ibanez T-Bar Undersaddle Pickup
• Preamp: Ibanez AEQ-TP2 with built-in tuner and 2-band EQ
• A.I.R.port for targeted sound projection
• Ibanez Advantage™ pins for easy handling and stable resonance transmission

Specs:

• incl. Case: no
• Incl. Bag: no
• Color: White
• Body: Dreadnought
• Frets: 20
• Scale: 650 mm
• Top: Spruce
• Rib: Maple
• Cutaway: no
• Strings: 6
• Set Offer: no
• Type: western Guitar
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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