This is a Zemaitis GZ-2600IF Black, made in 2004. I am selling it to organize my equipment. This is an early model of the Japanese-made Greco Zemaitis, released as a licensed product under the leadership of Greco (Kanda Shokai) after the death of Tony Zemaitis. At the time, it was the highest-end model among Greco Zemaitis guitars, and I believe it is well-crafted using luxurious wood. The design, which emphasizes the resonance of the wood, combined with the silver parts unique to Zemaitis, gives it a luxurious feel. It features a player-friendly balance and a practical 24-fret design. As it is over 20 years old, the condition is "player's condition," but there are no issues with playability. There are scratches and dents from use, as well as the logo on the tailpiece being worn off due to polishing, and some wear on the sides of the bridge. There is also age-related wear and tear on various parts, but there are no parts that affect playability or exposed wood. The neck condition has been checked for truss rod adjustment. The frets have been leveled once and have no major dents. The fret life remaining is about 60%. The original hard case and switch & selector knobs are included. The body is made of 1-piece mahogany, the neck is also 1-piece mahogany, and the fingerboard is ebony with a tight grain and a deep color. It has a 636mm scale, a nut width of about 43mm, a 12R radius, a thin neck grip, and a 24-fret set-neck construction. The body thickness of about 40mm makes it easy to handle, and the solid mother-of-pearl inlays along the outer edge of the body and on the tailpiece enhance the luxurious feel. Features include a logo & truss cover engraved on the headstock, Schaller tuners, mother-of-pearl inlays, duralumin escutcheon/bridge/tailpiece, and an engraved jack plate. The pickups are DiMarzio DP103 (PAF 36th Anniversary) covered in both the front and rear positions. While based on a vintage-like PAF sound, it features a clear mid-range, and the tight clarity is very pleasant. The potting prevents feedback, and the internal application of conductive paint minimizes noise. The POTs are CTS custom-ordered with the GZ (Greco Zemaitis) stamp, and the use of Orange Drop capacitors shows attention to detail in the electrical components. Thank you.