Refinished Epiphone Japan with a Gibson headstock. It's completely different from current Epiphone models. Personally, I feel like if current Epiphones are like Squier, then this one is like Fender Japan. I once asked a music store what the difference was between Epiphone Japan and Orville, and they said, "They're pretty much the same!!" I remember that, but after stripping the paint and comparing them, I didn't think there was much difference. That's what I personally thought. Therefore, it's the same as Orville, and I think it's a good quality instrument. Deep joint set neck. The entire body, from the undercoat, is painted with lacquer. Heavy aged relic. Weather checking is occurring throughout, and it's expected to progress further with environmental changes. Center 2-piece solid maple top. Mahogany back. Weight is approximately 4.45kg. Honestly, you don't feel the weight unless you switch to a lighter guitar immediately. I didn't care about weight back then; I used to swing around a bass that weighed almost 5kg without a second thought. I think it's also important for people not to focus too much on that aspect. "This is light, this is heavy." Perhaps it's better to focus on other things. In this age of information overload, digital detox and Zen meditation at a temple might be good sometimes. ※ Personal opinion Pickups: Front: Unknown manufacturer (looks old) Rear: Seymour Duncan SH-4 Made in Japan pod, etc. Current inspection environment: Truss rod tightening/loosening adjustment possible. No dead spots in the acoustic sound. No fret wear. Murphy Lab Murphey Lab Mur Lab