I purchased this from another site, but the color was too flashy for me, so I'm letting it go. This is a so-called Japanese-made Epiphone from the golden era, with a Gibson headstock. Although there is no model number listed, I believe it's an LPS-85 series based on the specifications and build. ■ Condition Electronics: No issues (no crackling or poor contact) Neck: Straight Truss rod: I haven't touched it since I bought it Fret life: Approximately 80% remaining, with almost no indentations from string pressing Playability: Good Major scratches are shown in the 4-part photos. There are age-appropriate scratches, but there are no fatal damages or malfunctions that affect playability. ■ Sound (Subjective) Sound characteristics: More like a Gibson classic Clean tones are clear and crisp, with a well-defined and three-dimensional sound. Even when distorted, it doesn't get too muddy. It has "the core sound of a Japanese-made Les Paul." Honestly, this guitar is quite good. The neck is thin, which suits Japanese players, and it's easy to grip. The build quality of the old Japanese-made guitars is solid. ■ Other Soft case (although the size is different) Please judge the condition based on the photos, as this is a used item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details. Shipping will be delayed during the New Year's holiday period. Thank you.