I have a 2022 Strandberg Boden NX Standard 6 string guitar here. It comes with it's factory soft case.

So conditionally you are in for quite a treat here. rare color too, limited run at the time

Slight ding on bottom of guitar, barely used. not for gigging, only occasional home practice. These innovative guitars have become very popular in recent years. And it's a very fun guitar to play. I will give you my impressions on it. Right from the get go upon playing it what i found is that it is extremely immaculately built. The setup, the way the strings tension feels, the way the frets feel. Everything has a perfect engineered feel to it.

This guitar has some radical features to it. The back of the neck the contour. Has an ergonomic (and highly stable) shape that is more like a soft three part V then a rounded shape. It allows for a more gripped feel to the neck. The playing area feels very aligned with your fingers, and the back contour the part that is palmed feels nice, almost like you have a stronger grasp on the neck itself.

As for the fanned frets, i barely notice the difference between them and straight frets. There is no learning curve or adjustment you have to make. They play naturally and seamlessly. I have played some other fanned fret guitars, and i could be mistaken but the Strandberg Boden seems to have a more moderate fanning, they are not quite as diagonal as i have seen on a Kiesel Vader.

It's is a lightweight, innovative guitar with some unique Swedish design influences to it. It definitely is comparable tonally to any high end guitar that i have played. And it absolutely hangs with a highly spec'd out Kiesel Vader, of which i have had a few of. Both are exceptional designs. The Strandberg has it's own personality and feel of it's own that i feel sets it apart from a Steinberg or a headless Kiesel.