I purchased this guitar at a guitar shop this August. I am selling it to someone who will cherish it, as I need to raise funds for education. The YAMAHA SG700 is a model from the early second generation of the SG series, manufactured for a few years starting around 1976. It is a sibling to the SG1000 and SG2000. Compared to the higher-end models, the SG700 has simplified decorations, weight, and sustain block, but it is highly regarded for the thickness of its core sound and the quality of its tone. The body has a laminated structure with a mahogany top and back, with maple in the center. The neck is set-neck made of mahogany, with a rosewood fingerboard, and a scale length of 24.75 inches, similar to Gibson guitars. The main parts, such as the pickups, are original. It features a bi-sound system, which can be switched via push/pull on the tone pot. 【Condition】 There are scratches on the back, but the back of the neck and the top of the body are in beautiful condition, maintaining a wonderful state for a guitar over 40 years old. I had it adjusted at the guitar shop a month ago, and it plays well. According to the shop, the truss rod is in good condition, and the frets have approximately 80% life remaining. The electrical system functions normally without any scratchy noise. 【Included Items】 Original hard case, tags, instruction manual, wrench