This guitar has a ton of vintage vibe but more than enough modern playability. The neck is an easy C shape and is not only comfortable and easy to move around, but will prove to be familiar for a lot of modern players. The pickups, in combination with the 2x2 controls, provide a wide range of tones from full humbuckers to jangly single-coils thanks to the additional push/pull coil-splitting tone controls, making this a surprisingly versatile guitar. The vibrato tailpiece adds an extra dimension for dynamic playing, and looks pretty fantastic to boot. To top it all off, the Gold Sparkle finish proves both subtle and stylish, bringing the build full circle so players of all types can enjoy its playability, sound, and look. Condition: This guitar is in very good condition overall. It does possess various nicks, dings, dents, and scratches throughout the body and neck, but largely remains very clean and still looks fantastic. The frets show only light wear and still have a lot of life left in them. The neck is comfortable and the truss rod is functioning. There is some bubbling along the side of the body as well and the tuner and the saddle for the high E string has been replaced. Body: Double cutaway laminate and masonite body in Black Gold Sparkle finish. Chrome fixed vibrato tailpiece and bridge with individually adjustable saddles. Aged white plastic knobs. Neck: Medium round C shape maple neck and rosewood fingerboard with white dot inlays. Sealed chrome tuning machines. 1 5/8” nut. Electronics: Paired lipstick pickups. 2 x volume, 2 x push/pull tone controls with coil-split. 3-way pickup selector. Weight: 7.2 lbs Playability/Sound: The lightly-finished C shape neck is very comfortable and easy to move around. The pickups have a bit of vintage vibe, but with some more modern applicability imparted, making the tone more versatile overall. With 2x2 controls and push/pull pots for coil-splitting, they have a solid range of tones, all with a bit of classic character. Case: No case included.