Ibanez FRH10NIBF FRH Classical/Electric Guitar-Indigo Blue Metallic Flat

The Ibanez FRH10NIBF is a remarkable classical/electric guitar in stunning indigo blue metallic flat finish. It's designed for guitarists who desire both nylon string sounds and electric - guitar playability. With a compact and thin body, it offers excellent high - fret access. The narrow 46mm width nut combined with a 400R fretboard radius makes fingering a breeze. Since there's no sound hole on the body top, it has less feedback, perfect for both stage performances and home practice. The side sound port lets you directly feel and hear the pure acoustic tone. The guitar features a solid Sitka spruce top for a wide frequency range, sapele back and sides for a full - bodied warm mid - range, a Nyatoh neck for rich mid - lows, a walnut fretboard and bridge for balanced tones, and the Ibanez AEQ210TF preamp with an onboard tuner for added convenience. SPECS: Body shape - FRH body; Bracing - Fan Bracing for FRH; Top - Solid Sitka Spruce; Back & Sides - Sapele; Neck - C Shape Nyatoh Set - in neck; Fretboard - Walnut; Bridge - Walnut; Inlay - White dot; Tuning machine - Gold Classical tuners; Nut material - Bone; Frets - 22; Saddle material - Bone; Strings - D'Addario® XTC45; String gauge - .028/.032/.040/.028W/.035W/.044W; String space - 11.6mm; Factory tuning - 1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E; Pickup - Ibanez Undersaddle pickup; Preamp - Ibanez AEQ210TF preamp w/Onboard tuner; Output jack - 1/4'; Battery - 9V x1.

Using your Ibanez FRH10NIBF guitar is easy. First, make sure the 9V battery is properly installed in the preamp. You can use the onboard tuner to tune your guitar quickly before playing. When you play, the side sound port allows you to enjoy the natural acoustic sound. For stage use, connect the 1/4' output jack to your amplifier. As for maintenance, keep your guitar in a dry and stable environment. Wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to prevent corrosion. Check the tuning machines regularly to ensure they work smoothly. If you notice any issues with the fretboard or bridge, it's best to take it to a professional guitar technician for inspection.