Ibanez Tim Henson Signature Series TOD10N Acoustic Electric Guitar Silver Metallic

As an artist, Tim Henson is always trying to update, invigorate and reinvent his band's image. He has taken that same approach with his signature nylon string electric guitar. The TOD's most striking aesthetic feature may be the fingerboard inlay design, which Tim has dubbed as the "Tree of Death". The name and the design are both nods to the iconic Ibanez "Tree of Life" inlay design, but with a twist.

Nyatoh neck
The Nyatoh neck provides a rich mid-low end.

Rosewood fretboard
Rosewood fretboard provides a well-balanced solid tone with a focused mid range.

Solid Sitka Spruce top
Solid Sitka Spruce top provides an enormous frequency range that offers wave after wave of shimmering highs along with tight mids and a full-bodied low end.

Sapele back and sides
Sapele back and sides offer a full-bodied and warm mid-range and a bright tone.

Fishman S-Core pickup
The Fishman S-Core pickup accurately translates a full guitar sound to whatever amplification system you plug into.

Ibanez AEQ210TF preamp w/Onboard tuner
The AEQ210TF preamp provides the extra punch of on-board EQ, and the convenience of an easy-to-read digital tuner.

Rosewood bridge
The Rosewood bridge transfers string vibration directly to the body, delivering a natural and warm tone.

Modified FR hollow body w/ Fan bracing
Its thin, compact body and superior high fret access contribute to the superb playability of this guitar. It has less feedback as there's no sound hole on the body top. Fan bracing, which is commonly used for classical guitars, allows this guitar to have a warm and natural nylon string sound.

Side Sound Port
The sound port on the body side allows you to feel and hear the pure acoustic tone of this guitar more clearly and directly.

46mm width nut / 400mmR fretboard radius
The combination of a narrow 46mm width nut and 400mmR fretboard radius offers easy fingering.

Tree of Death fingerboard inlay
The name and the design of this fingerboard inlay are both nods to the iconic Ibanez "Tree of Life" inlay design, but with a twist.