The Ibanez MGFM10 Manuel Gardner Fernandes Signature electric guitar is built for players who demand speed, precision, and versatility. Reflecting Manuel’s genre-blending approach, this guitar is crafted to handle everything from complex percussive techniques to expressive melodic playing. Whether you’re navigating intricate riffs or exploring tonal possibilities, the MGFM10 is designed to elevate your playing to new heights.

Speed Meets Control With the Parallel Wizard Neck
The MGFM10’s Parallel Wizard neck features a 3-piece Roasted Maple/Bubinga construction that ensures a slim, fast profile for effortless fretwork. Its consistent 19mm thickness makes it perfect for quick, precise playing, providing the control and comfort that modern players demand.

Roasted Birdseye Maple Fretboard Enhances Playability and Tone
The exotic Roasted Birdseye Maple fretboard offers both striking aesthetics and a tonal advantage. Heat-treated to enhance its response, this fretboard delivers clear articulation with every note while adding a balanced attack and sustain to your playing.

Experience Dynamic Tones With Q58 Pickups
Q58 humbuckers power the MGFM10’s dynamic sound, delivering a well-balanced tonal range from punchy lows to crystal-clear highs. The pickups excel at maintaining clarity and note separation, ensuring that even the most complex chord voicings remain well-defined in any setting.

Explore a Wide Range of Sounds With the dyna-MIX10 System
The dyna-MIX10 switching system allows you to unlock 10 different tonal options with ease. Switch between humbucker and single-coil modes using the Alter Switch, and explore the power Tap mode for authentic single-coil tones within a humbucker layout. The tonal versatility makes this guitar ideal for players who crave flexibility.

Mono-Tune Bridge and String Lock Ensures Durability and Precision
Featuring a custom string lock and Mono-Tune bridges, the MGFM10 is designed for durability and precision. Its hardware offers easy string changes and tuning stability, ensuring that your guitar performs consistently whether you’re recording, touring, or practicing.