This is a K Country acoustic guitar. The nut width is 43mm. Is this considered narrow? I weighed it on a bathroom scale, and it came out to be 1.8kg (amateur measurement). It's quite lightweight. It's a rather old guitar, but the neck condition is very good. The octaves are also almost accurate. There's no buzzing or dead notes, and I'm amazed by the woodworking skills of the time. The high frets are easy to play, and it's a guitar that makes you want to pick it up and play. The wood is completely dried and very light. The sound is also pleasant (mid to high frequencies have reverb). It produces gentle picking nuances, making it a good guitar for strumming at home. I don't think it's very suitable for hard live performances or harsh environments. Or rather, it's an old guitar that has aged, so please treat it gently, haha. The rosewood fingerboard is jet black, and the acrylic (marble) block inlays give it a moderate sense of luxury. Of course, the body's paint has dents and scratches, but I think it's commensurate with its age. The tuning pegs have rust, but the tuning is spot on. The body size is also a triple O, so it's easy to handle and maneuver. It's a white guitar that has aged over time. The block inlays are also distinctive, making it recommended for those who don't want to be like everyone else. It's a rare design, so take this opportunity. A YAMAHA soft case is included. The guitar will be wrapped in cushioning and placed inside this case, and then shipped as is. - Brand: K Country - Color: White - Model Name: K Country - Fingerboard Material: Rosewood Thank you for viewing.