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

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.

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 15.75-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