Hello, I will support your music life from Japan. I will do my utmost for the service you satisfy. Greco EW-195Q/P -Brown Burst (2010s). This EW series was released in 2010. The “Greco” brand has greatly contributed to Japan’s electric culture. This is an original model that was introduced long in advance. Incorporated a beautiful arch line that takes playability and sound into consideration. Adopts a double cutaway design. The nut of the Deluxe Series EW is Nubone from GraphTech. Adopts a neck end adjuster that allows for easy neck adjustment. This is a high-end model that uses African mahogany for the body material. Although it is in a bargain price range, it has the “triple signature” of good appearance, easy playability, and good sound. This instrument was highly rated by our customers. Unfortunately, this instrument is currently out of production and difficult to obtain. There are some scratches and small dents from playing, but There is a buckle scratch on the back side. There is a small peeling of the top coat near the bridge. The height of the frets and nut is also sufficient, The truss rod also rotates left and right. During the previous owner’s time, As a noise countermeasure, we apply conductive paint inside the cavity in our workshop. Weight approximately 3.59Kg Body Laminated Quilted Maple Top, African Mahogany, 2-Piece w / African Mahogany, 3-Piece Neck African Mahogany / 43mm Neck Joint Set-Neck Fingerboard Ebony / 305R Frets 22 Scale 628mm Tuners Gotoh SD90-SLB Pickups P. Gang 3 Controls 1 Volume, 2 Tone, 5Way Switch Bridge Wilkinson by Gotoh VG300 Used, arm, with external soft shell case. The description is as detailed as possible. Due to the nature of the product, notation of all states may be difficult. For those who want to check severely, and those who want to know more detailed conditions. If you have a request please contact me. (tracked and insured)(5-15 days to USA). (3)BOAT (tracked & insured)(120-150 days to USA). We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.