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Ibanez TOD10N Tim Henson Signature Nylon Acoustic-Electric Guitar - Black

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Ibanez TOD10N Tim Henson Signature Nylon Acoustic-Electric Guitar - BlackDesigned for a Modern day Master First debuted in the video for Polyphias Playing God, the Ibanez TOD10N Tim Henson Signature Nylon acoustic electric guitar is a bold reimagining of the crossover nylon string, loaded to the brim with performance minded features and futuristic nuevo flamenco tone! While many fans initially mistook it for a solidbody instrument, this guitar boasts a far more traditional build than you might expect the solid spruce top

Designed for a Modern-day Master

First debuted in the video for Polyphia’s “Playing God,” the Ibanez TOD10N Tim Henson Signature Nylon acoustic-electric guitar is a bold reimagining of the crossover nylon string, loaded to the brim with performance-minded features and futuristic nuevo flamenco tone! While many fans initially mistook it for a solidbody instrument, this guitar boasts a far more traditional build than you might expect — the solid spruce top is supported with classical-style fan bracing for a touch-sensitive response that blooms and resonates with even the slightest pluck. Next, the ultra-thin sapele body offers playing comfort to rival even the slimmest of solidbodies, with two deep cutaways for the unfettered fret access required for Tim’s brand of technical playing. Finally, a set of Ibanez and Fishman electronics round out this acoustic-electric with beautiful plugged-in tones, faithfully replicating every ounce of this 6-string's rich tonal depth.

Ultra-thin 50mm body

The Ibanez Tim Henson Signature Nylon acoustic-electric guitar is designed with an ultra-thin 50mm body width, providing the comfortable feel and sleek playability of a solidbody with the traditional tone of a nylon string! Much of this tone comes courtesy of this guitar’s solid spruce top, supported by traditional fan bracing for a touch-sensitive response that beautifully mimics the traditional tones of a classical guitar. It’s a radically fresh take on the crossover nylon-string guitar, topped off with a discrete sound port on the upper horn for instant aural feedback.

Boundary-pushing playability

Tim Henson’s innovative rock-meets-trap-meets-electronic style is famous for requiring a staggering level of technique, so it’s really no surprise that his signature Ibanez is host to a plethora of performance-minded features. The somewhat slim “C” neck is a vast departure from the massive chunk of a traditional nylon string, allowing you to fly up and down the fingerboard with ease. Next, the 1.8-inch nut width is slightly thinner than the standard two inches found on most classical guitars, providing you with plenty of space for fingerstyle playing without feeling cumbersome. Finally, while the typical nylon-string guitar has no radius, the Ibanez Tim Henson Signature Nylon acoustic electric’s walnut neck is studded with a 15.7-inch radius, a design that Irvine Art & Music guitarists find is instantly familiar to musicians transitioning from an electric or steel-string acoustic. 

Electronics ready for the stage and studio

If you’re after world-class plugged-in tones, the Ibanez Tim Henson Signature Nylon acoustic’s AEQ210TF preamp and Fishman Sonicore pickup provide a stunning snapshot of this guitar’s full acoustic depth. What’s more, the built-in 2-band EQ and the phase switch provide formidable sound-shaping power, allowing you to precisely tailor your tone to any sonic application. Whether you’re looking to strum out a few chords, storm the stage, or cop the tones off Remember That You Will Die, the Ibanez Tim Henson Signature Nylon’s cutting-edge electronics have you covered! 

Ibanez TOD10N Tim Henson Signature Nylon Acoustic-electric Guitar Features:

  • A bold nylon-string design, purpose built for modern 6-string virtuoso Tim Henson of Polyphia
  • Ultra-thin 50mm body provides an exceptionally comfortable playing experience
  • Deep cutaways for unlimited access to the upper frets
  • Solid sitka spruce top with fan bracing imbues your tone with the touch-responsive feel of a traditional nylon string guitar
  • Sapele back and sides deliver a warm, rich tone with a hint of treble bite
  • Sturdy nyatoh carved into a comfortable “C” shape
  • Walnut fingerboard in a flat 15.8-inch radius for enhanced playability up and down the neck
  • Wide 1.8-inch nut width offers plenty of space between each string for fingerstyle playing
  • Ibanez AEQ210TF preamp and Fishman Sonicore pickup provide a rich, snappy nylon-string tone when plugged in
  • Built-in volume/treble/bass controls and a phase switch to shape your sound
  • Discrete side sound port to provide the player with instant aural feedback
  • Moody "Tree of Death" inlays 

Tech Specs

  • String Type: Nylon
  • Number of Strings: 6
  • Body Shape: Tim Henson Signature FRH
  • Left-/Right-handed: Right-handed
  • Color: Black
  • Finish: Satin
  • Top Wood: Solid Sitka Spruce
  • Back & Sides Wood: Sapele
  • Body Bracing: Fan Bracing
  • Binding: Pearloid
  • Neck Wood: Nyatoh
  • Neck Shape: C
  • Radius: 15.8"
  • Fingerboard Material: Walnut
  • Fingerboard Inlay: Tree of Death
  • Number of Frets: 22
  • Scale Length: 25.5"
  • Tuning Machines: Gold Classical
  • Bridge Material: Walnut
  • Nut Width: 1.8"
  • Electronics: Ibanez AEQ210TF
  • Strings: D'Addario, .0280-.044
  • Case/Gig Bag: Sold Separately
  • Manufacturer Part Number: TOD10NTKF
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