Bacchus Les Paul type BLS-120. I believe it's a model from around the early 2000s. As you can see from the photos, the grade is quite high. Please note that this is a used item and has some scratches. There are no issues with playability. I manage the humidity throughout the year to be between 40-60%, and I've stored it in a hard case with a humidity regulator. From a layman's perspective, I think the instrument is in very good condition. The jack is stiff, and inserting and removing the cable is difficult, but there were no problems. As I'll mention later, the sound, both acoustically and through an amp, is perfect. Depending on the sound you're looking for, I think the quality is higher than current Les Pauls. There are a few modifications. Pickups → Changed to handmade pickups, with a vintage-like sound with low output like Antiquity. Capacitors → Changed to Orange Drop and a vintage Bumblebee of unknown age. I was given these and installed them, and I've been told they are quite good capacitors. The soldering was also done with vintage solder. Tailpiece → Aluminum tailpiece. I think it's impossible for this era, but several musical instrument stores and experts have told me that it might be a Brazilian rosewood fingerboard. I'm not sure if it's true, but even if it's not Brazilian rosewood, there's a possibility it's a rosewood close to Brazilian rosewood with similar characteristics. Please check the images. The original price of the BLS-120 at the time was 120,000 yen, but I've set this price considering the above modifications and my personal feelings. I will consider price negotiations to some extent, but I will only accept negotiations through comments, so please understand. If you have any questions, please leave a comment. This is a guitar I've truly cherished, and including the modifications, it's a unique guitar. Please take this opportunity to own it.