A used 1979 Clarence White model CE-1000S has arrived. The top is made of solid spruce, the sides and back are made of solid rosewood, the neck is made of mahogany, and the fingerboard and bridge are made of ebony. The distinguishing features of this model are the absence of inlays and position markers on the fretboard, and the fact that the soundhole is approximately 10mm larger than usual. In terms of condition, there are minor dents and scratches throughout, tarnish on the metal parts, and some clouding of the paint in places. The binding around the fretboard and body has also discolored to an amber color due to age. There are slight marks on the frets from being pressed down, but there are currently no buzzing issues. Since it was made in 1979, it shows signs of use, but it is in player's condition and can be used. If you're looking for a rare model with great cost performance, don't miss this! Hard case included
