Refurbished, Fully Maintained Top: Solid Spruce Sides: Solid Rosewood Back: Solid Rosewood Neck: Mahogany Fingerboard: Macassar Ebony Scale Length: 657 String Height at 12th Fret: 6th string = 4.2, 1st string = 3.6 Fret Remaining: 0.95 - 1.0 Saddle Remaining: 0.8 String Width: Nut = 41.5, Saddle = 57.5 Fingerboard Width: Nut = 52.5, 12th Fret = 62 Neck Thickness: 1st Fret = 22, 9th Fret = 24 Tuners: Functional Weight: 1678g Neck Condition: Slightly forward bow (This is actually ideal. It's the same with violins.) Included Case: Used semi-hard case (Shoulder strap missing, strap hardware damaged) @ This guitar originally had very little damage, but we've made improvements to enhance the sound quality. * After stripping the entire finish, it was refinished. - Top: Finished with shellac, then a clear lacquer finish (extremely thin) - Other: Full gloss urethane finish * Neck thickness adjusted, thinned by 1.6 - 2mm * Fret leveling * Back crack repair, glued and patched (approx. 10cm) * Nut and saddle replacement * Overall pitch adjustment using both nut and saddle (at normal tension) @ There are no issues such as bracing separation, dead spots, buzzing, or fret lifting/catching. It is currently comfortable to play. Many people buy used guitars cheaply, only to find they have many problems and end up spending a lot of money on repairs, but this guitar has none of those issues. Everything has been thoroughly checked and is in excellent player's condition. @ This is not a new guitar, but a refurbished and repaired item. Please refrain from bidding if you are looking for the perfection of a new guitar. @ We will ship within 3 days of confirming payment. @ Sound Impression Perhaps because the guitar body is on the heavier side, it has a sound with a sense of depth. It features a tight, core-filled low end and a rounded, thick high end. It's a guitar that projects straight ahead rather than spreading out. The tension feels a bit strong. I think it's suitable for players with a firm touch. @ The top wood uses perfectly quarter-sawn material with consistent grain and prominent cross-grain figuring. @ Although the saddle has little remaining height, the break angle is correct, so there are no current problems. If you are concerned, try using string retainers. @ This is an expensive item, but I believe it is a guitar that will not disappoint.