Ibanez TOD10N Tim Henson Signature Nylon Classical Electric Acoustic

Description

When Tim Henson approached Ibanez to resurrect a nylon-string electric akin to the now-sought-after, yet commercially botched 1998 SC500N guitar, they were initially taken aback by the risk factor. But after hearing a demo of the track “Playing God,” Ibanez was convinced of the concept’s massive potential and opted to give the Polyphia star his very own signature nylon electric model in the TOD10N. Popularized by Henson’s soulful effervescence, this revamped nylon electric form factor has struck a chord with guitarists hailing from a vast variety of genres and playing styles. The TOD10N couples a hand feel that’s familiar to electric players with artful aesthetics, including a gorgeous custom-designed inlay and striking transparent black finish. At its core, it’s built to satisfy the needs of shredders and classical players—and everyone in between.

Body

• Body type: Modified FR hollowbody
• Top wood: Sitka spruce
• Back & sides: Sapele
• Bracing pattern: Fan

Neck

• Neck shape: C
• Nut width: 1.81″ (46 mm)
• Fingerboard: Walnut
• Neck wood: Nyatoh
• Scale length: 25.5″
• Number of frets: 22
• Bridge: Walnut
• Saddle & nut: Bone nut

Electronics

• Pickup/preamp: Fishman Sonicore pickup; Ibanez AEQ210TF preamp
• EQ/Tuner: Onboard tuner

Other

• Tuning machines: Gold classical tuners
• Orientation: Right-handed
• Number of strings: 6 string