

This makes it different from many of the newer ART maple top guitars that are only using a thin veneer maple cap. It's a fairly thick maple cap that is molded that way. This guitar, as you can see by the photos, has a beveled/contoured top. Lately I've been playing them a lot and I'm pretty impressed. I haven't played them out of the house much until recently.

#Ibanez ex 300 Pc
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The beautiful sound of Kawai’s hand-built EX grand piano is at the heart of the new CA13, with all eighty-eight keys of this world-class instrument painstakingly recorded, analysed, and reproduced as high-fidelity digital waveforms. Bright, mellow, dark or warm, a fine piano is detailed and expressive, and inspires the performer to play with their utmost feeling and emotion. One of the most important characteristics of any piano is its sound. With modest additional features, this attractive instrument is ideally suited to piano playing purists that demand a realistic keyboard touch and highly expressive piano tone.
