Discover a bold new take on the nylon-string acoustic-electric with the Ibanez TOD100FMN Tim Henson Signature, available at Irvine Art and Music. Designed in collaboration with Tim Henson of Polyphia, this guitar blends classical-guitar feel with a modern chambered body, finished in a striking Toasted Marshmallow Matte over a flamed maple top.

A Signature Build, Reimagined

Built around Ibanez’s chambered FRH body shape, this guitar pairs a solid flamed maple top with okoume back and sides, giving it a lighter feel and a more resonant voice than a traditional classical guitar. Fan bracing and a side sound port work together to open up the tone, projecting warmth and clarity whether played acoustically or through an amp.

Fast, Familiar Feel for Any Player

A Nyatoh neck with a comfortable C profile and an ebony fingerboard bring an electric-guitar feel to a nylon-string instrument, making it approachable for players coming from steel-string or electric backgrounds. The ebony board is finished with Ibanez’s signature Tree of Death inlay, giving the neck a distinctive look to match its distinctive voice.

Stage-Ready Amplification

Onboard, a Fishman Acoustic Matrix undersaddle pickup pairs with a bridge-mounted body pickup and Fishman Aura preamp, capturing a natural, full-bodied acoustic tone that translates cleanly through any PA or amp. Gold classical-style tuners and an ebony double-hole bridge round out the hardware, keeping tuning stable while preserving the instrument’s classical roots.

Overview:

• Tim Henson Signature nylon-string acoustic-electric guitar
• Chambered FRH body with a flamed maple top and okoume back and sides
• Toasted Marshmallow Matte finish
• Built-in Fishman electronics for easy amplification

Key Features:

• Solid flamed maple top with fan bracing and a side sound port
• Nyatoh set neck with a comfortable C profile
• Ebony fingerboard with Tree of Death inlay and 22 frets
• Fishman Acoustic Matrix undersaddle pickup with bridge-mounted body pickup and Aura preamp
• Gold classical tuners and an ebony double-hole bridge