※ This guitar is a junk guitar with a cracked neck that was finished by an amateur. Please read the following notes and be aware when purchasing. ※ Comes with a case. It's an Epiphone genuine soft case, not flimsy, with some cushioning and a practical pocket. It's the one in the picture. 1. Neck crack repair There is a crack near the nut, which has been glued with Titebond and painted. The appearance is so-so. There are no particular problems with the strength. 2. Fret replacement When I got it, the frets were quite worn and dented, making them unusable, so I replaced them all with medium jumbo type. Therefore, there is almost no fret wear. I don't think there's any buzzing, but the edges of the high frets might catch a little. → When listing, I repaired it and reduced the catching. 3. Over-lacquer The entire body has been painted. There are some black paint splatters on the body top. Please check the pictures. I've polished it with compound, but since it's an amateur finish, those who are concerned should refrain from purchasing. It has a gloss finish and is shiny, but not sparkling. If I may say so myself, it looks like it has been used and aged well. 4. Pickup installation It's a no-brand, low-cost Chinese-made pickup. The front pickup has a slightly lower output, but the rear one is fine. I think the zebra-striped look is good. 5. Nut installation A new one has been installed and adjusted. 6. String replacement Please note that it has .010-. of D'Addario flatwound strings. 7. Volume and tone control knob replacement No-brand knobs have been installed. There are no problems in practice, but they are slightly loose because the inner diameter doesn't fit. Also, there are cracks and dents around this area. ※ The front tone control doesn't work very much. ※ Octave pitch and pickup height have been adjusted. ※ It will be shipped in an Epiphone genuine soft case and a cardboard box. ※ This guitar is full of memories and has been heavily modified, but I'm selling it to organize my equipment. Thank you.