The FGM100 is a solid body electric guitar introduced by Ibanez in 1991. It is a signature model of Australian jazz fusion guitarist Frank Gambale. It is the first model in the Frank Gambale series.
The FGM100 is based on the S series540S-LPF. It has a mahogany body bolted to a maple neck with a 22-fret bound rosewood fingerboard with color-matched sharktooth position markers. Components include a double locking tremolo bridge and a three humbucker pickup setup.
The pickups are mounted flush with the body, the fretwire is low, and the neck and tremolo are deeply set all in order to minimize the distance between the strings and body. It also features the All Access Neck Joint.
The FGM100 was discontinued after 1993 in favor of the new FGM300.
