Is the AJ-100CE Jumbo an acoustic-electric guitar or just acoustic one?
59935
It's acoustic"electric"... Doesn't have the electric guitar sound but you can connect it to amplify the acoustic sound
59936
my epi aj-100ce/n is acoustic electric. the cable plugs in at the bottom end, where the strap joins the body.peter
899583
Still sounds like an acoustic unless you start running effects. Personally I though was kind of muffled for my liking but after I put an eq pedal in to be able to give it a volume boost and pull the muffle out it was fine. That's basically the same as buying an acoustic with a pickup and eq already installed. It's not bad for the money. I used mine to record with on my inherited Martin.
1344807
You can play it without an amp or with one. That is the good thing about acoustic electric instruments. Acoustically, it still sounds pretty good, too.
2202093
I'm almost certain it will fit the DR-212 (as it is a standard-sized Epiphone dreadnought and the 940-EDread Case is made for all Epi dreadnoughts, except a few signature lines). The AJ Series, however, stands for "Advanced Jumbo". And Epiphone carries a separate line of cases for the AJ & EJ series of guitars (you can find this case on one of the big musical instrument warehouse websites). But I'm looking at the AJ-100 online, and it looks more like a dreadnought than any "jumbo" guitar that I've ever seen. All I know to say is, take measurements of your guitar and see the question above where I give the measurements of the guitar case. I'm almost certain it will fit the DR-212 (as it is a standard-sized Epiphone dreadnought and the 940-EDread Case is made for all Epi dreadnoughts, except a few signature lines). The AJ Series, however, stands for "Advanced Jumbo". And Epiphone carries a separate line of cases for the AJ & EJ series of guitars (you can find this case on one of the big musical instrument warehouse websites). But I'm looking at the AJ-100 online, and it looks more like a dreadnought than any "jumbo" guitar that I've ever seen. All I know to say is, take measurements of your guitar and see... » Read More I'm almost certain it will fit the DR-212 (as it is a standard-sized Epiphone dreadnought and the 940-EDread Case is made for all Epi dreadnoughts, except a few signature lines). The AJ Series, however, stands for "Advanced Jumbo". And Epiphone carries a separate line of cases for the AJ & EJ series of guitars (you can find this case on one of the big musical instrument warehouse websites). But I'm looking at the AJ-100 online, and it looks more like a dreadnought than any "jumbo" guitar that I've ever seen. All I know to say is, take measurements of your guitar and see the question above where I give the measurements of the guitar case. « Show Less
1740554
It looked to be a newer version of the electronics than that on my Sunburst AJ-220SCE, Both are wonderful playing and sounding guitars. The first one I bought had a really bad neck but using Amazon prime was no problem sending it back and getting replacement
740302
It is an Epiphone 12-string acoustic guitar. I have one and can say it's a great, value-priced instrument. I got one last year from Sam Ash Music via Amazon for only $160.
740304
No. It's totally acoustic, but you can add a Dean Markley ProMag Grand XM Guitar Soundhole Pickup and it sounds fantastic through an amp. So you'll have the best of both worlds. A great acoustic 12-string and an electric 12-string when you want one.
294659
I do not think an acoustic will fit in this case. It's not deep enough. It fits a standard electric guitar very nicely.
336442
Yes. Acoustic means it can be played and heard without amplification vs. solid body which needs an amplifier. My grand daughter loves the one I gave her. It does have the steel rod (and an Allen wrench) in the neck which allows it to be adjusted to how hard you strum without its open strings "buzzing" against its frets. Jasmine is a lower priced Takamine.
1902304
full size acoustic/elec. made by Jameson. Yes some come with gig bags , picks etc. Some sell as just a guitar alone you have to talk to seller.
468266
It will not work with an amp, you can purchase an inexpensive electric pickup that will attach to the guitar that will allow it to plug into an amp. Yes it will usually say acoustic electric if it can be plugged in
136708
It is not an electric guitar, just acoustic, but well worth the $. I bought extra strings and battery operated tuner extra and well worth it. Guitar sounds very good for the $ and looks sharp. Like most people, I changed the strings right away and sanded the bridge down so strings are closer to the fret board.
599342
I bought one for my 10 yr old grandson to play. It's a bit heavy; so, he plays sitting down. Being an electric guitar has two benefits for a young person. The neck is narrower than an acoustic guitar which is easier for them to play chords. Also, it takes less pressure on an electric to press the strings down. Anyway, my grandson likes it.
949748
This is strictly an acoustic guitar. No pickup installed. You can buy an outboard pickup if you want or just mic through a PA.
50454
Both are great. Especially for this price you can't go wrong. It's not gonna be comparable to a $400 acoustic guitar but it can't be beat at its price. I bought an electric guitar as well and now I'm thinking about selling that because I use this all the time over that. :)
419258
The guitar I purchased this case for is a Jumbo size Guild 12 string acoustic. This was one of the largest cases I could find.
381904
No, it's a cd player. You put cd's, etc in and you play them. The acoustics are nice