Ibanez TOD10N Tim Henson Signature 2022 - Present - Transparent Black Flat
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Ibanez TOD10N Tim Henson Signature – Transparent Black Flat (Nylon Acoustic-Electric)
Selling my Ibanez TOD10N, Tim Henson’s (Polyphia) signature nylon-string model. Ultra-thin FRH body design – modern, comfortable and feedback-resistant, perfect for fingerstyle, fusion, jazz or anyone coming from electric who wants nylon without the bulk of a traditional classical.
Key features:
• Solid Sitka spruce top
• Sapele back and sides
• Nyatoh neck with slim C profile
• Walnut fingerboard with the signature “Tree of Death” inlay
• Pearloid binding
• Slotted headstock with gold classical tuners
• Fishman S-Core pickup + Ibanez AEQ210TF preamp (volume, bass, treble, phase + onboard tuner)
• Side sound port
• 648 mm (25.5”) scale, 46 mm bone nut
• Transparent Black Flat finish
Condition: Excellent. Very well cared for, looks and plays almost like new. No major dings, scratches or fret wear. Electronics work perfectly both acoustic and amplified. Currently fitted with Tim Henson signature strings.
Price is negotiable. Local pickup preferred or carefully packed shipping.
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| Listed | 15 days ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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