1977 Aranjuez Takamine (completely unrelated to the current Aranjuez brand; this was Takamine's export brand). I believe it's authentic because the bracing has a stamp from September 14, 1977 (and the Takamine brand is burned into the bracing in the middle of the back). However, the model number is unknown because the label is missing. (Other Aranjuez Takamine guitars have been listed, but the inside of those models didn't seem to be painted. Also, the wood grain on the sides and back of this guitar seems to be of a higher grade.) Considering the year of manufacture, it's in very good condition. I don't think it's a cheap model because the inside of the body is also painted. (The paint might be why the label came off easily.) It sounds great, and I think it resonates as well as a guitar made by Ken Yuno. In my opinion, it's percussive, has reverb, and the sound sustains well. The tuners may have been replaced with high-quality Gotoh tuners. The nut width is 52mm, and the scale length is 650mm. A hard case is included.