Known for: Traditional dreadnought and grand concert acoustics with solid tops, plus open-pore Vintage models · 9 in stock from $320
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What is the difference between the Ibanez Artwood AW54 and the AW4000?
Both are traditional acoustics from the Artwood series, but the tiers are separated mainly by wood construction. The AW54 has a solid top, while the AW4000 is all-solid. Finish style and onboard electronics also set models apart, and the AW4000CE adds an Ibanez preamp for plugging in.
What does the CE designation mean on Ibanez Artwood guitars?
CE means the guitar includes an Ibanez preamp, so you can plug it into an amp or PA. Examples include the AW4000CE in brown sunburst high gloss and the AWB50CE in natural low gloss. Models without CE are purely acoustic, which suits players who don't need to amplify.
What is the difference between Ibanez Artwood and Artwood Vintage?
Standard Artwood guitars such as the AW54 and AW4000 focus on classic dreadnought and grand concert styling with solid tops. Artwood Vintage, including the AC240, AC340 and AC535, uses open-pore finishes with a natural, unsealed feel, and also includes the thermo-aged AVN models. Every instrument is set up and professionally packed before shipping.
Ibanez Artwood Acoustic Guitars in stock now at Studio Gears
As of October 23, 2026, Studio Gears has 9 Ibanez Artwood Acoustic Guitars in stock and ready to ship, priced from $319.99 to $749.99. Every order ships free within the US, no sales tax collected on orders shipped outside California, and 30-day returns.







