Carefully inspected and professionally set up by our guitar workshop, this instrument is a showroom model, never used, in like-new condition.
Original cardbox and accessories included.

IBANEZ AE275BT LGS Natural Low Gloss

• Baritone Electro-Acoustic Guitar
• Auditorium Body
• Solid Sitka spruce top
• Standard XM bracing
• Okoumé back and sides
• Nyatoh neck with Comfort Grip
• Katalox fingerboard with rounded end
• “Vine” wood inlays
• 20 Jumbo frets
• Scale: 27" (685.70 mm)
• Nut width: 44 mm
• Bone nut
• Abalone/wood rosette
• Scalloped Katalox bridge
• Ibanez Advantage bridge pins
• Ibanez AP11 magnetic pickup
• Ibanez Custom electronics with volume and tone controls
• Strings: D’Addario EXP23 (.016/.022/.029/.048/.060/.070)
  

The Ibanez AE275BT LGS is not just another guitar in the already vast sea of electro-acoustics: it is an exceptionally rare, almost exotic proposition in a market where baritone guitars can still be counted on one hand. While most acoustics stick to “standard” scale lengths, this AE275BT dares to go further with an extended format that is profoundly different, pushing the sonic and musical boundaries of the instrument.

The generously long baritone scale immediately changes the way you think about the guitar. Where a standard acoustic sings in a familiar register, this baritone opens up a deeper, wider tonal space, almost unexplored at this price point. This is not just a design variation—it is a sonic rediscovery, an invitation to explore a harmonic palette that very few mainstream guitars offer. The market is not saturated with baritone models, and whenever a musician seeks this type of tool, they often face very limited options or expensive, specialized instruments. The AE275BT stands out as a rare opportunity to access this sonic world without compromise.

Solid Sitka spruce top combined with okoumé back and sides provides a depth, clarity, and sustain that is rare in the accessible baritone category. These lows do not come at the expense of the mids and highs: they enrich and extend them, transforming even familiar chord progressions into new, almost cinematic soundscapes.

The neck with its Comfort Grip profile seems custom-made to tame this long scale. Rather than struggling with the extended string length, one finds themselves gliding across the frets with ease, encouraged to explore chord positions and melodic lines that would never have seemed possible on a standard acoustic. This experience—fluid, inspiring, almost addictive—highlights how baritone guitars remain a playground for experimentation for many guitarists.

Plugged in, the Ibanez AP11 electronics faithfully reproduce the acoustic richness of the body, with a warm, organic sound that preserves the unique depth of this guitar. In live or studio settings, this ability to capture the baritone timbre accurately is a major asset, especially for those wanting to stand out without sacrificing musicality.

Ultimately, the Ibanez AE275BT is not just a guitar to recommend: it is a key to a little-explored sonic universe, an invitation to step off the beaten path, and one of the few truly accessible and well-designed baritones on the market today. It doesn’t just aim to be different—it redefines what an electro-acoustic can be in an extended, rare, and exciting register.