K. YAIRI DY-45. The top is solid spruce, and the sides & back are solid Brazilian rosewood. Yairi's DY series began production in 1975, so this instrument, made in 1976, can be considered an early model. Regarding the condition, there are some scratches and dirt due to its age. There is also some discoloration on the neck (no roughness or unevenness), and some clouding, although not severe. The most noticeable is the cloudy area in the last photo of the body end (please check the photos for details). Similar to the Gibson SJ-200, for some reason, many old DY-45s are in poor condition, and it's difficult to find a good one, but I believe this instrument is in quite good condition for a 70s DY-45. The neck is straight, and the string height is approximately 2.25mm at the 12th fret on the 6th string side. Recently, I had it comprehensively adjusted and a saddle made (offset saddle made of cow bone) at a professional repair shop, but the neck moves with the seasons, so please consider the string height as a reference. The nut width is 43.5mm. If purchased, it will be shipped in the original hard case, then placed in a cardboard box. No claims and no returns are strictly enforced.