I received this guitar from a friend about 5 years ago, but I'm selling it to clear out some gear. I haven't used this guitar in a while, so I'm offering it at a reduced price. I have confirmed that it produces sound. I have cleaned it with polish and adjusted the neck. There are some scratches. Currently, there are no issues with playing it, but since it's being sold at a lower price than the market value, please refrain from returns due to any playing issues. It will be shipped with new 42-09 strings, tuned to Drop C. (It can also handle standard tuning in terms of string tension.) The following is a copy-paste from a musical instrument store: _____ "Fujigen" is a long-established Japanese guitar factory. They have honed their skills by OEM producing guitars and basses for various brands both domestically and internationally. Leveraging the technology cultivated through years of OEM production, Fujigen created its original guitar brands, "FUJIGEN" and "FGN." JFL-FT-ASH-DE664-M Designed with a 664 scale, this FGN guitar is geared towards loud music, with Drop C tuning as the default setting. Based on the Les Paul type, it features a hybrid wood material with an ash body, mahogany neck, and maple fingerboard. Unlike the Les Paul type, it has a large pickguard that houses the volume and pickup selector. The pickups are a set of EMG 81TW and 85, which provide clear and articulate cleans, as well as a flat and delicate response, making them well-suited for chugging riffs. In terms of hardware, it features MG-T locking tuners for easy and stable tuning, and all parts are unified in black. The body color makes the maple fingerboard stand out, creating a unique look. This instrument uses ash while maintaining this weight, making it easy to handle while also providing a sense of depth in its sound. It's hard to find a guitar of this quality at this price point nowadays. It's rare to find a brand that can achieve FGN's precise instrument craftsmanship and uncompromising parts selection at this price. Please consider it."