Ibanez AEWC11-DVS Dark Violin Sunburst
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The Essentials to Know About the Ibanez AEWC Guitar
The Essentials to Know About the Ibanez AEWC Guitar
- Immediate Comfort: AEWC format with a thin body (approx. 85 to 100 mm) for long playing sessions, seated or standing, without fatigue.
- Stage-Ready Electro-Acoustic: Fishman Sonicore pickup and Ibanez AEQSP1 preamp with built-in tuner and phase switch.
- Balance and Projection: Spruce top, sapele back and sides for a clear, precise, and versatile sound.
- Easy Neck: Short scale length of 634 mm and nut width of 43 mm, ideal for chords, arpeggios, and rhythmic playing.
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An AEWC Designed for Modern Guitarists
Within the Ibanez range, the AEWC format stands out with a focus on comfort and performance: a thinner body than a traditional acoustic, while maintaining a strong sound presence. This philosophy makes it an electro-acoustic particularly suited for musicians who alternate between acoustic playing at home, rehearsals, and amplified stage performances.
For Whom and Which Styles?
This Ibanez AEWC is well suited for serious beginners to intermediate guitarists looking for an easy-to-handle electro-acoustic, as well as live musicians who want an instrument that's simple to set up. Its balance makes it comfortable in pop, folk, variety, vocal accompaniment, as well as in pick-based rhythm and arpeggios.
The Sound
The spruce top provides clarity, attack, and good definition, especially appreciated on open chords and picking patterns. The sapele back and sides add a warm midrange and a balanced response, useful for maintaining a clear sound in a mix. Thanks to its thin body, the projection remains controlled with a very direct playing feel. Plugged in, the Fishman Sonicore pickup combined with the AEQSP1 preamp offers a quickly usable sound: 3-band EQ, master volume, built-in tuner, and phase inverter to better manage resonances depending on the stage.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
For transport, the Ibanez ICB540BK gig bag is recommended by the manufacturer. To maintain the original feel and tension, use a string set identical to the factory setup: Ibanez IACS6C with gauges .012/.016/.024/.032/.042/.053.
Technical specifications
| Format | AEWC | Nut width | 43 mm / 1.69" |
| Top | spruce | End width | 55 mm / 2.17" |
| Back | sapele | Number of frets | 20 |
| Sides | sapele | Fingerboard | walnut |
| Body depth (at hollow) | 4" / 101.6 mm | Radius | 400 mm / 15.75" |
| Body width (at hollow) | 15" / 381 mm | Inlays | offset white dot |
| Body length (at hollow) | 19.375" / 492.1 mm | Bridge | original AEWC top-loading walnut |
| Body depth at neck joint | 85 mm / 3.35" | Saddle | plastic |
| Body depth at end | 100 mm / 3.94" | Nut | plastic |
| Body thickness | 100 mm / 3.94" | String spacing | 11 mm / 0.43" |
| Body length | 490 mm / 19.29" | Tuners | chrome die-cast tuners |
| Body width | 380 mm / 14.96" | Pickup | Fishman Sonicore |
| Total length | 1020 mm / 40.16" | Preamp | Ibanez AEQSP1 with built-in tuner |
| Rosette | acrylic | Controls | 1 volume, bass, middle, treble |
| Body finish | glossy polyurethane | Switches | tuner on/off, phase on/off |
| Net weight | 1.96 kg | Output jack | 1/4" |
| Neck type | AEWC | Active or passive | - |
| Neck joint | dovetail | Number of strings | 6 |
| Neck joint position | 14th fret | Tuning (high to low) | 1E, 2B, 3G, 4D, 5A, 6E |
| Neck wood | nyatoh | String gauges (high to low) | .012/.016/.024/.032/.042/.053 |
| Neck finish | satin polyurethane | Strings | Ibanez IACS6C |
| Neck thickness (1st fret) | 20 mm / 0.79" | Recommended gig bag | ICB540BK |
| Neck thickness (7th fret) | 21 mm / 0.83" | Other included items | hex wrench, saddle |
| Scale length | 634 mm / 24.96" | ||
Questions frequently asked
Ibanez AEWC11-DVS Dark Violin Sunburst: is it suitable for the stage?
The Fishman Sonicore pickup is paired with the Ibanez AEQSP1 preamp. This preamp features volume, three-band EQ, and a built-in tuner. A phase switch allows managing feedback depending on stage conditions.
What is the body depth of this AEWC?
The thin body measures 85 mm deep at the neck joint and 100 mm at the bottom of the body.
Can it be connected to an acoustic amplifier?
The 1/4" output jack allows connection to a compatible amplification system. The preamp offers separate controls for bass, midrange, and treble.
What tonal characteristics do the spruce and sapele woods provide?
The spruce top promotes a defined attack on open chords and fingerpicking. The sapele back and sides deliver a warm midrange register with a balanced response.
What strings and gig bag should be used?
The original setup uses Ibanez IACS6C strings in .012/.016/.024/.032/.042/.053. The Ibanez ICB540BK gig bag is recommended for transportation.



