Ibanez Acoustics 2025: The FRH Series Gets Two Beautiful Additions!
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It’s not quite an Acoustasonic, but Ibanez’ FRH series certainly hints at that semi-acoustic direction, albeit being a nylon version, which we know from the Tim Henson signature. Additionally, Ibanez Acoustics 2025 includes a couple of beautiful Advanced Auditorium models.let’s take a look.
Ibanez Acoustics 2025: The FRH Series Adds Two Beautiful Colors!
The Ibanez FRH Series concert guitar features a flamed maple top paired with sapele back and sides, resulting in a sleek and resonant instrument. It also comes with a nyatoh neck and a rosewood fretboard with 22 frets. With dimensions of 46 mm for the nut, a 400 mm radius, and a 25.5″ scale, the guitar feels both familiar and refined.
Its looks are sharp, featuring acrylic and abalone block inlays, gold tuners, and a stunning Cosmic Blue Starburst Low Gloss finish. This matte polyurethane coating gives it a modern, understated vibe. Details like the binding and cutaway-inspired body shaping make it more than stage-ready.
Electronics include the Ibanez undersaddle pickup and AEQ210T preamp with volume, bass, and treble controls. This includes a built-in tuner. Plugged in or acoustic, this guitar will turn heads. Thomann has two FRH models from Ibanez Acoustics 2025 in stock, one with a Deep Emerald Green Low Gloss* finish, one in the aforementioned Cosmic Blue Starburst Low Gloss*. Each acoustic goes for $635 / £569 / €649.
Ibanez AA Series: Three New Advanced Auditorium Models!
These three new models from Ibanez’ Advanced Auditorium series bring a modern vibe with flamed maple back and sides and a solid Sitka spruce top. Neck, fretboard, and bridge are all maple, giving it a crisp, bright aesthetic that matches the tone.
Details of these Ibanez Acoustics 2025 models include black dot inlays, a pearl rosette with binding, and chrome die-cast tuners. Electronics are handled by the T-bar undersaddle pickup and Ibanez Custom preamp with an onboard tuner. There are two finishes available for the AAM70 models: Transparent Antique White Ice Blue* or Transparent Antique White Peach Fuzz*.
Compared to the Ice Blue and Peach Fuzz models, the Transparent Panda Gloss* model from the AAM370 series adds a cutaway and a rosewood fretboard and bridge instead of maple. It shares the same spruce top, flamed maple body, and Ibanez electronics, but the high-gloss finish and cutaway give it a more traditional stage-ready look. Each of these acoustic guitars from Ibanez Acoustics 2025 is available for $683 / £614 / €699 at Thomann.
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