I purchased this from another site, but the color was too flashy for me, so I'm letting it go. This is a so-called Japanese-made Epiphone from the golden era, with a Gibson headstock. There is no model number listed, but based on the specifications and build, I believe it's an LPS-85 series. ■ Condition Electronics: No issues (no crackling or poor contact) Neck: Straight Truss rod: I haven't touched it since I bought it. Fret life: Approximately 80% remaining, with almost no indentations from pressing strings. Playability: Good Major scratches are shown in the 4-part photos. There are age-appropriate scratches, but there are no fatal damages or malfunctions that affect playability. ■ Sound (Subjective) Sound characteristics: More like a Gibson classic. Clean tones are clean. The sound has a clear outline and a three-dimensional feel. Even when distorted, it doesn't get too muddy. It has "a core sound, typical of a Japanese-made Les Paul." Honestly, this guitar is quite good. The neck is also thin, which suits Japanese people, and you can grip it comfortably. The build quality of the old JAPAN guitars is solid. ■ Other Soft case (although the size is different) Please judge the condition based on the photos, as this is a used item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details. Shipping will be delayed during the New Year's holiday period. Thank you.