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ivy 6 String Acoustic-Electric Guitar, Right, Tobacco Sunburst (IPF-300 TSB)

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Style: String


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Description

Inyen guitars have strong fingerboard without bending ,good tapering, good shape and good sounds because they are made by cnc machine with 3D computer programming

Brand: IVY


Color: Tobacco Sunburst


Top Material Type: flamme maple


Body Material: Mahogany


Back Material Type: Mahogany Wood


Neck Material Type: Maple


Fretboard Material Type: Jatoba Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H


String Material Type: Nickel


Hand Orientation: Right


Item Weight: 6.84 pounds


Product Dimensions: 41.73 x 16.54 x 3.15 inches


Country of Origin: Vietnam


Item model number: IPF-300 TSB


Date First Available: August 8, 2015


Back Material: Mahogany Wood


Body Material: Mahogany


Color Name: Tobacco Sunburst


Fretboard Material: Jatoba Wood


Guitar Pickup Configuration: H


Scale Length: 25.0


String Material: Nickel


Top Material: flamme maple


Neck Material Type: Maple


Number of Strings: 6


Guitar Bridge System: Tune-O-Matic


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    • Awesome Guitar.
Style: String
This is my 4th IYV guitar and I LOVE them. This last one is a notch down in in cosmetic quality from the first three, but playability and tone are exceptional. Especially for the price. I like the PRS body style but never had played a PRS guitar that I even remotely liked. I love these guitars. This last one is a backup to the first one. All I play now. For the record I been been playing professionally since 1967. Please note: these are NOT beginner instruments. First off the strings and bridge have to go. The setup took me almost 3 hours because there were lots of little fixes. If you can't do the work yourself , avoid. Once setup this guitar plays and sounds like a dream. The nut may have to go, and you might need to dress or polish up a few frets, no big deal. The important stuff is rock solid. These are actual wood finishes as each guitar I own is quite different. My first IYV, a Gibson ES-135 copy blows any Gibson out of the water. The first PRS copy is a notch below but very nice. This guitar is a few notches below but for the price you can't complain. The action is one of the best of any guitar I have ever owned, feel is awesome. This is the first guitar I ever bought sight unseen and no regrets. The other 3 I bought from bin store resellers. I actually paid more than Amazon prices, but I could easily sell this one for $250 to $300 after working on it. So this is an amazing Deal. Good seller, fast ship. Cardboard box is pretty crappy but it arrived without a scratch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by William
    • Review of IYV Acoustic-Electric (IPF-300 TS
Style: String
The IPF-300 TSB weighs a relatively feather-like 6.84 pounds, or about half if it's solid-body cousin, the IP-300-TSB that is listed at 12.47 lbs. When this was delivered today, the single layer carton looked like it was new, when usually, IYV cartons coming from the other side of the planet, suffer quite a bit, depending on the delivery method. There was absolutely no damage to the carton or the guitar inside; no marks, gouges, scrapes, as if Scotty himself beamed it here. The listing photos are disappointing in comparison to seeing this guitar in person, as it’s solid-body cousin. This finish on both this and the solid-body is the best of any IYV guitars; as delivered, there was no film, smudges, dirt, grit, scuffing, scratches, or dings, it’s easy to hold and play. Like this it’s solid-body cousin, (the IP-300-TSB) the finish on ours is clear from the base to the top level clear coat and the gloss is smooth. During inspection and handling, I used cotton gloves and afterward wiped the guitar down with a polishing cloth. The use of your preference of a high quality polish or wax will maintain the finish for years. This neck was a nice surprise and with the light weight it was easy to hold and play. It was in perfect alignment, without any need for adjustments thus far, especially after traveling from half a world away. The factory strings felt surprisingly responsive, certainly not the usual dead and dull sound, and without any grit, film or rust which others have reported, usually common on factory installed strings (there was no rice-paper wrapping). Another nice surprise was that the factory strings had been de-tuned prior to shipping and storage. Leaving strings at pitch for extended periods without playing can inflict stress and damage to the neck. The string gauge from the factory played well enough, a size smaller should handle well enough without any buzzing. Fret spacing, intonation is also spot-on. On checking with the straight edge, the frets have no sprout and no beveling/leveling or other work is indicated. The fretboard on the top and both sides are flat and smooth, there are no uncomfortable edges. Recommendation, this IYV and it’s solid-body cousin make a perfect-playing pair, grab one or both! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025 by DA
    • Decent workmanship; great value
Style: String
Guitar arrived on schedule and was not damaged in shipping. First impression was that it was very light and finished in an attractive brown sunburst. Acoustically it is quite loud and pleasing for such a small body guitar. I plugged it into a Vox modeling amp without any changes other than tuning it up. The strings felt stiffer than what I normally use, so I tuned it down to E-flat. Clean, it sounds great for jazz and pop, especially using the neck pickup. Through the overdrive channel it sounds great for blues and Southern Rock. As delivered, the neck was just about straight, with only slight relief, and the action was low and easy to play. The setup was just about right for me, except the bass strings were a bit lower than I prefer. The intonation was pretty close, except a little sharp on the wound strings. The wraparound style bridge is similar to that offered by Wilkinson, a simple unit with an adjustable section under the B and G strings. The factory strings are okay for now, but the fingerboard is dry and the frets are a little bit rough. For now I’m playing it just like the way it arrived, but when I change the strings I will polish the frets and oil the fingerboard. I’ve found the best way to polish rough frets is to mask off the fingerboard and use original Colgate toothpaste and a soft cloth and lots of elbow grease to really make them shine. Now for the electronics. The pickups sound great to my ears. I have a pair of Seymour Duncan’59 Humbuckers that cost more than this whole guitar and they don’t sound half as good as the ones in this guitar. I’ve had those Duncans in two different guitars and I just hate them. The IYV factory pickups have a clean low end, lots of midrange, and a fat, wooly high end that I really love. There is a problem with the wiring, however, and that’s the reason I’m not giving this guitar five stars. The volume control is defective or it’s hooked up wrong, so when both pickups are engaged, the volume knob only turns down the bridge pickup. A look inside with a dentist’s mirror didn’t reveal the problem, but it does look like in order to fix the problem I will have to pull the wiring harness out through the treble side f-hole. Initially I wanted to replace the dime-sized pots with full size Alphas, but the larger pots won’t fit through the f-hole. So for the time being I’m going to leave it alone, and I’m not too disappointed about it, because when the toggle switch is in the middle position I can get a great range of in-between tones by turning down the volume. Since the volume of the neck pickup stays the same, while only the bridge pickup volume goes down, there’s a wide range of different sounds I can get from the guitar. (And it’s giving me a good excuse for finally getting a volume pedal!). The guitar tuners work just fine, the nut is slotted and shaped nicely, and aside from the wiring I really can’t find anything really wrong with this guitar. There are the usual minor finish flaws to be expected in a budget priced guitar, but I think I got way more value than my $183 purchase price. I would definitely recommend this guitar for a beginner, someone who likes to tinker and upgrade lower priced guitars, or someone who is looking for a guitar that sounds good for jazz, blues or classic rock. I would definitely consider buying other guitars from IYV, and if it weren’t for the glitch in the wiring, I would rate this guitar a solid five stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2023 by Michael Matyas

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