YAMAHA GC-60 Spruce/Brazilian Rosewood Solid Top - Used The YAMAHA GC-60 is a top-of-the-line classical guitar, a "Grand Concert Custom" that Yamaha is proud to present to the world. This guitar embodies the culmination of Spanish traditional craftsmanship and the research of Yamaha's technical team. Meticulously crafted with carefully selected materials, each guitar is made with soul, and you will feel the high level of completion along with its deep resonance. (Excerpt from Yamaha's website) As a model in the GC-70 lineage, which possesses the Yamaha original sound, this guitar uses a German spruce soundboard to pursue a sound with a core and transparency. It is a model that combines power and delicacy, with a wide dynamic range. *Made to order* Purchased in 1999 at Miki Gakki, which was located in Shinsaibashi shopping street at the time. Retail price at the time of purchase: 600,000 yen. Currently discontinued, the list price when new was 1,100,000 yen. Soundboard: German Spruce Solid Top Back and Sides: Brazilian Rosewood (Brazilian Rosewood) Solid Top This Brazilian rosewood, with its deep, dark grain that seems to draw you in, is especially beautiful. Although some GC-60s have Honduras rosewood, Brazilian rosewood is still the best. Currently, the Brazilian government restricts new logging and export of Brazilian rosewood, and the value of vintage guitars and stock items using Brazilian rosewood around the world continues to rise. The unique hand-carved cobble pattern on the headstock also shines with the skill of handicrafts. Scale Length: 660mm Nut Width: 53.0mm String Spacing at Nut: 42.0mm Neck Width at 12th Fret: 62.0mm String Spacing at Bridge: 58.5mm Repair History: None Other: I have taken good care of it, so I think the overall condition is good. Accessories: Case The 660mm scale length has a deep, dynamic low-frequency resonance. I haven't played it for a while, so the sound may have regressed, but if you play it every day, its performance will revive. There are small dents on the headstock and elsewhere. I have stopped playing the guitar completely, so I would like to pass it on to someone who will use it.