Purchased from JPC (Komaki Gakki) about 10 years ago. I think I've played it no more than 5 times. It's a slightly larger Rebolo. Perhaps it's the size of a smaller Tan-tan. Even with the natural sound, the deep bass is pleasant. I've kept it carefully at home, but I'm putting it up for sale to organize my musical instruments. In preparation for the sale, I inspected the whole instrument and found a 3mm diameter wart-like bulge on the head. It's difficult to see from the front, but it's near the tuning key in image 9. Looking from the back, it's above the flash of light, and it looks like a dimple from the back. I believe it shouldn't affect the playing, but please be aware of this. Other than that, there is some peeling of the plating due to aging. Also, the internal wooden frame looks roughly finished, as you'd expect from a Brazilian-made instrument (lol), but it's sturdy and hasn't needed any repairs or adjustments for 10 years. Please check the other images and if you have any questions, please send a message. There is no dedicated case, so I will pack it carefully with cushioning material and then enclose it in a cardboard box for immediate shipping. Mercari is currently running a large shipping campaign, so if the transaction is not completed by the 16th, I plan to withdraw the listing. Please consider it. ○ Set Contents Body Tuning key ○ Size (approx.) Head diameter: 32cm Body: 45cm Contemporanea Rebolo Samba Bossa Nova MPB Tan-tan