The Ibanez NDM1 is the first signature guitar created for Kevin "Noodles" Wasserman, the lead guitarist of the punk rock band The Offspring. Produced primarily between 2003 and 2005 in South Korea, this model is famously known for its distinctive "duct tape" finish and is built around the retro Ibanez Talman body shape.

- Electronics & Pickups: Equipped with an incredibly versatile HSH (Humbucker / Single-Coil / Humbucker) configuration featuring Ibanez Infinity pickups (INF1 neck, INFS1 middle, and INF2 bridge) controlled by a 5-way pickup selector, one master volume, and one master tone knob.

- Body & Neck Construction: Features a lightweight, balanced basswood body mated to a highly playable, slim 3-piece maple neck. It features a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard adorned with medium-jumbo frets and classic pearl dot inlays

- The "Duct Tape" Finish: Officially designated as Taped Stained Gray (TSG). Each guitar was hand-wrapped in actual duct tape before being finished and clear-coated, ensuring that every individual guitar has a completely unique texture and pattern.

- Hardware: Outfitted with a simple, reliable fixed bridge alongside a string-through-body design. This setup maximizes tuning stability and provides punchy sustain well-suited for fast-paced punk rock rhythm tracks

Condition: the guitar has sustained some wear and tear through fair use, the only part that is impacted is the duct tape finish. If that bothers you, consider stripping the duct tape altogether (some guitarists love early 2000s Korean-made Ibanez Talmans as "modding platforms." They want a cheap body they can sand down and repaint completely).

Optional hardcase box: I can deliver the box (last picture), the box has been in storage and is in perfect condition.