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Ibanez EWP14EOPN Cutaway 6 String Ovangkol Top Open Pore Natural Piccolo Guitar

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Features

  • Piccolo Cutaway Style EW Body
  • Ovangkol Top
  • Ovangkol Back & Sides
  • Rosewood Fretboard & Bridge
  • Tuning: A, D, G, C, E, A

Description

Bensalem – Smaller scale instruments have increased in popularity over the past few years as students seem to be starting younger than ever, and the easy-to-transport guitar has become recognized as an excellent traveling companion. Spurred by these trends, Ibanez has introduced the EWP14EOPN, a 1/3-size, steel string piccolo acoustic with an EW style cutaway body. Similar in scale to a Baritone ukulele (20”), the EWP14E features top, back, and sides made from Ovangkol, a wood known for its beautiful figuring and Rosewood-like tone. An open pore Natural finish allows the body to resonate more freely for improved tone and projection. Other features include an Abalone rosette, Rosewood fretboard & bridge, and chrome die-cast tuners. To optimize string tension, intonation, and tone, the EWP14E is tuned in the key of A (A, D, G, C, E, A), up a fourth from standard tuning.

Brand: Ibanez


Color: Natural


Item dimensions L x W x H: 36 x 18 x 9 inches


Top Material Type: Ovangkol


Back Material Type: Ovangkol Wood


String Material Type: Alloy Steel


Finish Type: Polished


Instrument: Guitar


Item Weight: 2.7 Pounds


Operation Mode: Acoustic


Item Weight: 2.7 pounds


Product Dimensions: 36 x 18 x 9 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: EWP14EOPN


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 29, 2016


Back Material: Ovangkol Wood


Body Material: Ovangkol


Color Name: Natural


Fretboard Material: Rosewood


Scale Length: 17 Inches


String Material: Alloy Steel


Top Material: Ovangkol


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Versatile travel guitar with a beautiful voice.
After spending a few weeks now with my Ibanez piccolo guitar, I can recommend this punchy little songbird without any reservation. At first, I was disappointed by a few small cosmetic flaws I noticed (spotty body finish, glue residue on tuners and neck joint, scrapes on plastic body binding), but my disappointment quickly disappeared once I started to play it. What a voice! It's hard to describe what it sounds like; not exactly like a mandolin, yet not exactly like a guitar either. It's in a class of its own, and it sounds beautiful with a sustain that goes on forever. And it has plenty of volume, perhaps not enough for a concert hall, but enough to fill your living room when you give your next party recital. I must admit, however, that it might not be the ideal instrument for everyone. The nut is very narrow, which places the strings very close together. To play it well, you must be able to adapt your technique. Having previously played ukuleles with four strings spaced widely apart, this was at first a challenge for me...but challenges such as this makes one a better player in the end. The payoff from this effort will be the creation of beautiful music that this unique little guitar is capable of making. In terms of versatility, this piccolo guitar deserves 10 stars. Tuned to ADGCEA, I can still play my ukulele chords (low G) on the top four strings as I gradually pick up the chord shapes for the guitar. I've already arranged a few songs for both ukulele and guitar; while it's confusing at first, it's manageable (just don't play them back to back :) ). The main point here is that you can play both ukulele and guitar chords on this piccolo guitar, and this versatility opens the door to entire libraries of songs and music written for guitar, as well as arrangements which you may already have for the ukulele. One final plus to mention about this piccolo guitar: steel strings. It comes from the manufacturer pre-strung with D'Addario Phosphor Bronze Extra Lights. While I've been playing fluorocarbons on all of my ukuleles, IMHO there is nothing in comparison to the sound of steel string acoustics in general and on this instrument in particular. Depending on the type of music and how its performed, this little piccolo guitar can generate sounds that are downright haunting-- e.g. try playing "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" fingerstyle on this and you'll know what I mean. I've been playing folk tunes and some classical pieces so far, but I can imagine this guitar would be in its perfect element voicing Celtic music. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2020 by Amazon Customer
    • Cannot restring
I have tried over 10 different brands of strings and they all break while trying to tune. The strings that came with the guitar sounded dead so I decided to change them out. I either had to tune the strings down to the point that they sounded terrible or I could try to tune the correctly but the strings kept breaking. After 10 sets of strings, I have probably spent as much on strings as I did on the guitar itself. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2021 by P. Hinkle
    • Cute, small, fun.
I rated NOT for beginners since, being a non-standard string spacing and short scale, any muscle memory gained would not translate well to a full-size fingerboard. It's a fun little instrument with an interesting and pleasant voice. It sounds a bit like an autoharp to me when strummed (not at all like my fine guitars capo'd at the fifth fret). LOTS of sustain (much more than a ukulele). String spacing is really tight, almost like a standard mandolin, so it takes a bit of getting accustomed to. Not quite perfect intonation (but, remember it is $199). Have not played with different strings yet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 by gregojano
    • Okay for a little, not long term
Review Image by Justin Justin
This guitar was fun to play around with, but after a few months these cracks developed along the fingerboard. I keep all of my instruments in humidity controlled environment and always to preventative care on them to keep them in playing shape. Even with using lemon oil on the fret board whenever I changed the strings this still happened. It also was tricky to keep in tune and a bit hard to play. Action was high but adjusting was easy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by Justin Justin
    • It delivers everything as promised
Review Image by Andrew King Andrew King
I wanted a smaller guitar that still had steel strings instead of nylon- this instrument is just that. For under $200 dollars, I have to say I'm impressed and happy about my purchase. It came fully assembled, all I had to do was tune it. I recommend one of those clip on guitar tuners that tunes by vibration, as even being a little off in the tuning makes a big difference since the strings are shorter and smaller than those on a regular guitar. I've been able to successfully play all sorts of more advanced chord shapes (Major 6 and 7ths, augmented, diminished, 9ths, anything that you can play on a guitar, really. Just realize that it is tuned to A instead of E, so you'll have to relearn all the songs you knew on guitar if you want to be able to sing them within a suitable range. Also, this thing is SMALL. Of course, that's what I was looking for, so I got what I asked for. Just realize that even someone with small fingers might have difficulties playing chords and having them ring out right due to your "fat" fingers accidentally muting some of the strings or pressing on adjacent frets. While not as important to me, it LOOKS gorgeous and is a definite conversation starter. Also, I find that a normal guitar usually overpowers my voice, this thing is much easier to sing over. I attached a picture of the Ibanez EWP14OPN next to a full size dobro guitar for size reference. It's a superb product, just realize it might not be as big as you think it is. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2020 by Andrew King Andrew King
    • Had to replace it!
For the size, the guitar has a good volume and a lovely mandolin plucking tone. I love playing it. Very light weight for travel! I had to send it back to get it replaced because the neck was cracked right at the nut. The nut however was still glued in place so it must have cracked before it was assembled? Quality control must have missed it some how. Despite having to ship it back and place another order I am pleased with the guitar. I'm hoping to take it with me to Nepal for some trekking. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2020 by Simon Schmitt
    • Cheap!
This is nothing but a child's toy. The pictures are accurate, but not revealing of what you are actually getting until you play it. The guitar has a tiny fret board and sounds like a small child's toy, failing to stay in tune. I see nothing about it that gives me grounds to return it, but I really SHOULD have checked it out in person first. It is WAY over priced for what you get. This should have retailed for $20.00! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2020 by Frank G.

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