ESP Gr Grassroots Les Paul, featuring a rare 24 frets, Floyd Rose type, and is thin and lightweight, approximately 3.5kg. For my main guitar, I had the following work done at a guitar workshop: * Replaced pickups with EMG89 (front) and 81TW (rear) * Replaced the input jack, volume pot, wiring, and other components with new ones (Wiring is the new EMG plug-in type, not soldered) * Installed a new 9V battery box + changed to two strong springs for space * Overall adjustment, including neck warp correction Also, the tuning pegs have been replaced with locking tuners (making string changes easier). The total cost was about 90,000 yen, but it's now a guitar that's easy to play without any noise or crackling, and stress-free. Furthermore, the EMG pickups, both front and rear, have a tap function that switches to single-coil when the volume knob is pulled, giving it a Strat sound despite being a Les Paul. This makes it usable in various bands, from jazz to heavy rock. The only downside is that the arm is a licensed product, so you might feel some stress with the tuning after arm-down use, but it returns to tune with a slight up-bend. The frets show some wear on the 1st to 3rd strings of the lower frets. There are scratches on the upper corners of the headstock, scratches on the back of the body, and around the front pickup on the front, and a hairline crack in the paint at the body and neck joint, but it's barely noticeable unless you shine a light on it. Requires a 9V battery. As a bonus, a red strap will be included. No case is included. No returns or exchanges accepted.