Management Number: #25 K02-12 ■ We apologize for the inconvenience, but if you are considering purchasing this item, please be sure to read the contents of our profile before making your purchase decision. ■ This listing is for the guitar body only. ■ Regarding the price, please be aware of the following: ・Due to various circumstances, the price may be temporarily reduced and then returned to its original price without notice. ・Depending on the situation, we may offer a slight discount (a token amount), but we cannot accommodate significant price negotiations. Comments regarding price negotiations will be deleted once they are no longer needed. ■ About this product ◇ This is a modified Yamaha SX-60 model manufactured in the 70s, with the following modifications made by my friend: ・Custom pickguard and control panel installed: The original pickguard had an integrated design with the control cavity, but a new pickguard modeled after the higher-end SX125 and a newly designed control panel to cover only the controls were installed. The former is made of bird's eye maple, and the latter is made of golden ebony (Rio Grande Palisander) wood, both finished with clear (transparent) water-based urethane varnish. Personally, I think it turned out quite well, but if you look closely, you'll notice that the body mounting screw holes of the original pickguard are exposed due to the separation of the pickguard and control cavity. These have been filled and touched up. ・Custom truss rod cover installed: Modeled after the original parts, made of bird's eye maple wood - finished with clear (transparent) water-based urethane varnish. ・Custom brass jack plate installed: Made of brass by a metalworking shop known to him, based on the original parts. ・Bigsby-type tremolo unit installed: The original tailpiece has been removed and replaced with a Bigsby-type tremolo unit (unbranded, new). ＊The rest of the product description exceeds the character limit, so it will be posted in the comment section. We apologize for the inconvenience, but please read it there.