This L-6 appears to be an early model, as the position marks start at the 5th fret. The top is solid Ezo pine, the sides and back are solid Balinese sandalwood, the neck is African mahogany, and the fingerboard and bridge are ebony. There is a crack approximately 17 centimeters long running from beneath the bridge in the center of the body’s top to the body end. The instrument will be delivered as-is. The serial number on the edge of the soundhole has almost completely faded and cannot be verified, so the year of manufacture is unknown. Additionally, there is noticeable discoloration on the label inside the soundhole. The headstock shows scratches with dents, impact marks, and peeling paint, and the Yamaha logo on the truss rod cover is fading. The fingerboard shows scratches accompanied by dents, and the back of the neck has numerous scratches and dents accompanied by dents; the neck feels uneven when gripped. The body has numerous scratches and dents; a dent accompanied by paint peeling is particularly noticeable in the upper-left corner of the body’s front, and the metal parts show signs of tarnish and pitting. Neck Condition: Good Truss rod: Ample play in both tightening and loosening directions Fret Wear: 60–70% remaining Case: Hard case Accessories: None Condition Grade: B: Shows significant wear and signs of use, but is in good working condition for normal use Weight: 2.34 kg We strive to update our information promptly, but as this item is also available for in-store purchase, we ask for your understanding in the unlikely event that it is sold out.