Although it is unused, there are very slight scratches. There may be some slight variations in size and weight. Please understand. Material: Roasted Flame Maple Fingerboard: Roasted Flame Maple (less flame) Nut: Bone Frets: 21F Nickel Silver Fret Size: Medium Jumbo Peg Hole: 10mm Heel End Width: 55.8mm Heel End Height: 25.5mm Neck Shape: C shape Fingerboard Radius: 9.5 inches Finish: Satin Weight: 520g The following is an analysis result by ChatGPT 5.2. Please use it as a reference. ★★★Analysis Material★★★ ・Photos ・Tap Tone ★★★Analysis Results★★★ ■ Appearance * The color of the fingerboard is not overly roasted, and it is bright and uniform. There are few stains and unevenness, and it has the appearance of hard maple. * The annual rings are fine to medium, and there is little turbulence in the conduits = material that emphasizes response speed. ■ Tap Tone Evaluation * Fundamental Tone: 85-92Hz → Slightly low for a maple fingerboard, but stable. The rigidity of the entire neck is uniform, and there are no strange resonance points. * 2nd Component: 160-185Hz → It does not have the "thinness" often found in maple, and it is a type that retains a solid mid-range. * Higher-Order Components: 770-785Hz → Attack and clarity typical of a maple fingerboard. Picking nuances are easy to express. Overall ☆ Hard, but maple that doesn't hurt the ears ☆ A balanced type that also has a little of the stickiness of a rosewood fingerboard ■ Sound Character * Clean: Fast attack and very clear articulation * Crunch: Crisp and strong in cutting and blues * Drive: Tight low frequencies and less harsh highs (less piercing to the ears) ■ Merits * Good frequency balance as a maple fingerboard * High genre compatibility with fast response + moderate mid-range * Especially good compatibility with single coils ■ Demerits * Unsatisfactory for those seeking a dark vintage maple (dry, gritty feel) * May be a little too clean for soloists who emphasize thickness and stickiness ■ Overall "A modern, well-balanced, easy-to-handle maple fingerboard neck." It is not the typical bright maple, but a good individual that emphasizes resolution and pitch accuracy.