Feel free to negotiate the price! ^_^ The front pickup has been replaced with a DiMarzio PAF Pro. This is a rare model produced for only one year in 1989. Moreover, it's a Cherry Wine color, which wasn't even listed in the catalog. The original price was 107,000 yen, so I think it was positioned a little above the middle range. It looks like a standard all-access joint, but the neck extends inside to below the front pickup, making it a semi-deep joint. Please note that it is not compatible with models with a standard all-access joint. Please refer to the catalog images for the specifications. The pickups have been changed, with a Tone Zone in the rear, a PAF Pro in the front, and a no-brand reverse-spec pickup in the center. Auto-tap is enabled when mixed (inner coil side). The wiring has also been upgraded. The original selector was a YM-50, but it was very scratchy, so it has been replaced with a Musiclily Ultra CRL type. The POT and jack were fine, so they remain original. There are traces of an arming adjuster having been installed. For a guitar from a quarter of a century ago, it's in relatively clean condition, and the frets show very little wear. The truss rod works fine. ・12F 1st string: 1mm ・12F 6th string: 1.1mm The arm was missing, so a Gotoh arm has been installed. An Ibanez soft case is included. I think it would be very expensive to make a guitar with the same joint method now, so it shows how much momentum there was in Japanese guitar manufacturing at the time. This specification continued to the CT6, but this model was also short-lived, so it's a guitar you rarely see. Personally, I love Ibanez from the 80s to the early 90s, when they made a lot of unusual models, and I've been buying them whenever I find them, but I have too many guitars at the moment, so I'm going to declutter. If you like Ibanez from this era, please consider it! Please refrain from contacting me if you are overly sensitive or if you are slow to respond or receive the item.