Thank you for viewing. Although it is unused, it is offered at a reduced price because there is a slight amount of urethane paint on the 1st string and 6th string sides from the 17th fret onwards. I don't think it will affect the playing, but please be aware of this. Material: Flame Roasted Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood Nut: Bone Frets: 22F Nickel Silver Fret Size: Medium Jumbo Peg Hole: 10mm Heel End Width: 55.8mm Heel End Height: 25.4mm Neck Shape: C shape Fingerboard Radius: 9.5 inches Finish: Satin Weight: 500g Below is the analysis result by ChatGPT5.2. Please use it as a reference. ★★★Analysis Material★★★ ・Photos ・Tap Tone ★★★Analysis Results★★★ ■ Appearance/Material * Fingerboard: ・Dark color and consistent rosewood ・Fine grain and oily texture ・Material with high density * Neck Back (Maple): ・Straight grain pattern ・No unnatural bends or warping ・Thin finish that doesn't impede sound * Headstock: ・Shape and mass are not extreme ・Structurally stable balance ■ Tap Tone Tendencies ・Fundamental Tone: Low and stable Little pitch variation between taps ・Attack: Slightly round, not metallic ・Mid-Low Range (300-500Hz): Natural and thick Doesn't get muddy when chords are played ・Mid Range: Not too prominent, but has sufficient presence ・High Range: Present but restrained No piercing peaks or harshness ・Decay (Sustain): Doesn't drag, naturally converges Fades while maintaining pitch ■ Sound Evaluation Summary •✔ Stable pitch •✔ Thick mid-low range with a core •✔ Refined overtones, easy on the ears •✔ No signs of structural dead spots ■ Overall •A neck that prioritizes stability, musical balance, and practicality over flashiness or immediate impact •A type that improves with playing •Highly suitable for vintage-oriented sounds Overall Judgment: A good individual that is reliable in both sound and structure