I'm selling this guitar because I've had to spend a lot on home repairs, even though I loved it. I apologize to the seller from whom I purchased this. This is a Fernandes FLG-100BS, and I was told it was a 1977 model. However, the serial number starts with a 5, so I suspect it's a 1975 model, but I don't know the details. The weight is approximately 4.6 kg according to my home scale. The following description is based on what I was told at the time of purchase. The neck is almost straight, and there was no buzzing even with low action. Please consider this as a reference, as it also depends on the player. I don't know if the frets have been replaced, but they still seem to have plenty of life left. The truss rod also has room to spare. The overall sound was well-balanced, but I was particularly impressed by the strong low end. I loved the sound of both chord strumming and single-note playing. ・Body: Hard maple 2-piece top + mahogany ・Neck: 1-piece back + 18-degree small head & 1-piece neck with ear joint. ・Fingerboard: Indian rosewood (Brazilian rosewood) ・Pegs: Grover ・Finish: Cashew finish The body back has a visible seam in one place. Please check the images. Pickups Both the rear and front are SEYMOUR DUNCAN SH-18 Whole Lotta Humbucker Bridge & Tailpiece GOTOH gold parts After applying conductive treatment to the inside, the electrical components have been replaced with overseas parts, such as CTS pots and Switchcraft (jack), Orange Drop capacitors, and vintage wiring. There are minor scratches due to its age. There is paint peeling on the control section, which has been temporarily repaired. However, there are no major scratches, so I think it's in good condition. As I am an amateur seller, I may not be able to cover everything in the description. Please be sure to ask any questions you may have. By purchasing this item, you agree to all the terms and conditions. Thank you.