This is a Stratocaster-style component guitar assembled from various parts. ■ Features This guitar features an African mahogany body finished in turquoise blue and dust paint with a relic look, and a pickguard made of beautiful red-grained laurel burl wood. ■ Neck and Body The neck is made by Yama Gakki, featuring a maple neck with a Honduras rosewood fingerboard and 21 frets. The fretwork and wood seasoning are carefully done. The body is made by Aichi Mokuzai and is African mahogany. It has a unique color that is unlike any other. ■ Pickguard, Pickups The pickguard is a custom-made piece using laurel burl wood, painted with a see-through color and reinforced with acrylic. The back is aluminum shielded, and the body is also coated with conductive paint, making it noise-free. The pickups are F-brand TEX MEX, delivering a crisp, dry, bell-like sound reminiscent of SRV. ■ Parts: All parts are new. ・Gotoh tremolo ・Gotoh finger lock tuners ・Kill switch ・Rainbow tone switch ・FENDER 5-way switch ・Bones pots ・USA cross-wire wiring ・Switchcraft jack ・Graph Tech TASQ nut It is assembled with high-quality parts used in high-end guitars, making it suitable for recording, live performances, and other practical uses. ■ Configuration The wiring is a 1-volume, 1-tone configuration. It uses smooth Bones pots. The tone is a master tone, allowing tone control for all pickups. ■ Switches The upper switch is a kill switch, which mutes the sound when pulled towards the player. The lower switch mixes the front pickup when pulled towards the player, creating a rainbow tone. This allows for a wide range of tones. ■ Notes While there are no issues with playability, the price has been reduced due to the tremolo bridge holes on the body being redrilled, resulting in some scratches and blemishes. Please understand that this is a used item with a relic finish, and those who are overly sensitive should refrain from purchasing. ■ Additional Information My listing page has been reposted on other sites without permission, but I am not selling on those sites. Thank you for your consideration.