Thank you for viewing! This is a YAMAHA YCL35. It's a best-selling, Japanese-made model using high-quality grenadilla wood. It's equivalent to the current mid-range model, the YCL450, and considering the performance is comparable and the current list price is 187,000 yen, it's a very good deal. It's generally in beautiful condition. Visually, I'd rate it about 7.5 out of 10. All pads have been replaced with durable [genuine leather pads]. It's easy to play even for beginners and can be used with confidence in a wind ensemble. Our shop is a [repair workshop run by professional repairmen with a physical store]. The level of service is vastly different from that of amateur sellers or those who are not repair shops. We welcome you to try it out at our physical store. Especially for beginners, the ease of playing due to adjustments makes a world of difference, and we strongly recommend practicing on an instrument that has been properly adjusted at a musical instrument store or a professional wind instrument repair shop. When purchasing a used clarinet, it's generally best to get one with genuine pads appropriate for the manufacturer replaced. We use only high-quality [genuine pads]. - Disassembly and cleaning - Replacement of defective key corks - Full pad replacement - Key polishing - Balance adjustment - Play testing You can start playing immediately upon arrival and use it with peace of mind for a long time. There are some scratches from use, but it's in overall beautiful condition. The items included are: - Body - Mouthpiece - Case If you were to have the above maintenance done at a musical instrument store, it would cost at least 50,000 yen or more. Also, since pads are consumables, even if there are descriptions like "adjusted" or "usable," you can't know the condition or lifespan, and eventually, you'll need to replace them. *Adjustments generally don't extend the life of the pads. An instrument with poor balance will become an obstacle to your practice. Also, recently, we've seen an increase in cases where people bring instruments purchased from amateurs on flea market sites for re-adjustment. While the low price is attractive, if you're going to buy one, we recommend purchasing from a professional with a proper physical store. No price reduction. Type: Clarinet