String height 2m, becomes 1.5m. Considering the age, wouldn't you say it's in good condition? I'll upload more later! It's been repaired! The bridge has been changed from rosewood to ebony, and the top has been refinished! It sounds better than the original; depending on the player, it can sound even better. You won't regret owning it. Friends ask if it has reverb built-in! It has powerful sound pressure, rich overtones, and a fast attack, making it a gem of exceptional quality. Its amazing tone captivates almost every guitarist. If you're aiming for a sound a step above, German spruce is recommended! The demo video is before the refresh and refret, and the strings are over a year old. My playing is terrible, but please use it as a reference for the tone. Adjusted Bluebell W600 German spruce solid top. There are almost no models in the low price range that use German spruce. You usually can't get a good one unless you buy a custom model or order a limited edition, second only to Adirondack spruce. Considering the age, wouldn't you say it's in good condition? This is just my opinion. I realized after being pointed out that the signature on the label indicates it's a TAMA-made guitar. In fact, the Bluebell Factory label was also used on TAMA-made guitars. The fact that the finish on the X-bracing inside is flush, and the signature on the label, indicate that it's made by TAMA. This guitar is not made by Fujigen. The truss rod adjustment seems to be under the nut. The sides and back are plywood, but they use high-quality rosewood with a beautiful grain. It's a Japanese vintage guitar with a high level of craftsmanship, including an embedded tortoiseshell pickguard, herringbone binding, and snowflake position markers. The tuners are old Grover (102C, N "PAT.PEND"), which were also used by the original M company and are popular even as individual parts. Body size: Dreadnought