Ibanez ICH100 Ichika Nito Signature Guitar - Vintage White

Internet sensation and renowned Guitarist Ichika Nito, gained his global following and reputation through a unique combination of complex techniques and an easily identifiable signature sound. He captivates music fans and musicians alike with his unconventional, experimental style and a wholly original musical approach, through which he has become a favourite player and a major influence to players around the world. Ichika has chosen the Ibanez Talman shape as his second signature guitar. The Talman is Ichika's trademark guitar, and he has spent a lot of time with it in his music career. It is equipped with three "ICHI-S” pickups jointly developed by Ichika and Ibanez to perfectly express the "Ichika sound". A Roasted maple neck gives the guitar a richer clean tone and matches the tapping style Ichika is well known for. The Ibanez ICHI00 (“Ichi zero”)-VWH incorporates many of Ichika's ideas and is essential to his ever-evolving musical style.

- Wizard C Roasted Maple neck
The Roasted Maple neck is heat-treated to increase stability, durability, moisture resistance and tolerance of temperature changes. To meet the demand of various playing styles, this Wizard C neck has a very neutral shape – it’s not too thick, too thin, or too flat.

- Rosewood fretboard
Rosewood fretboard provides a well-balanced solid tone with a focused mid range.

- Medium frets
Medium sized frets enhance the accuracy of your notes.

- Nyatoh body
Nyatoh used as the body wood provides a rich mid-low end.

- ICHI-S pickups
Ichika and Ibanez jointly developed these ''ICHI-S'' pickups to perfectly express the ''Ichika sound''.

- Gotoh® MG-T locking machine heads
The Gotoh® MG-T locking machine heads achieve incredible tuning stability, cutting down string-changing time.

- T106 tremolo
The T106 tremolo bridge with 6 independent saddles makes precise height and intonation adjustment of each string easy.

- Luminescent side dots
The luminescent side dot position marks make it easy for players to see fretboard position marks when performing on dark stages.