Ibanez TOD10N-TKF — Tim Henson Signature Nylon-String Guitar
The Ibanez TOD10N-TKF combines nylon strings with the slim FRH electric-style body design. Its Transparent Black Flat finish and distinctive Tree of Death fretboard inlay make it visually different from the standard FRH10N family. Players considering it for modern fingerstyle, amplified rehearsal or recording should compare its neck feel and electronics with the specific alternatives.
Construction and Playing Feel
Ibanez specifies a solid Sitka spruce top, sapele back and sides, a C-shaped nyatoh set-in neck and a rosewood fretboard with 22 frets. The FRH body’s fan bracing and side sound port provide a nylon-string acoustic response within a thinner body. A 46 mm nut, 400 mm fretboard radius and 648 mm scale give it a different playing position from a traditional wide-neck, full-depth classical guitar.
Electronics and Verified Specifications
| Model / finish | TOD10N-TKF / Transparent Black Flat |
|---|---|
| String type | Nylon (Ibanez lists D’Addario XTC45) |
| Scale / nut width | 648 mm (25.5 in) / 46 mm |
| Fingerboard / frets | Rosewood / 22 frets; Tree of Death inlay |
| Top / back and sides | Solid Sitka spruce / sapele |
| Pickup | Fishman S-Core |
| Preamp | Ibanez AEQ210TF with onboard tuner |
| Output | 1/4-inch jack |
TOD10N or a Standard FRH10N?
The standard FRH10N and this TOD10N share the slim FRH concept, but the pickups and preamps should not be treated as interchangeable: Ibanez lists a Fishman S-Core / AEQ210TF system on the TOD10N and its own undersaddle pickup / AEQ210T configuration on current FRH10N specifications. Check the exact revision and your amplifier or audio-interface inputs. The Tree of Death inlay is a design difference rather than a guarantee of sound quality. Compare other electric-style nylon-string guitars, and confirm any included bag/case and purchasing arrangements with Barbad before ordering.
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