We have a very rare white XL-2 from 1986 in stock! While white was more common during this time, it's still rare to come across one. The neck is relatively straight, and its strength, one of its key strengths, has been embodied over the course of around 40 years. There are signs of paint corrections made to the neck grip after the 17th fret, and due to differences in the fading speed, the color is slightly darker than the rest of the guitar. A Ritter gig bag is included.

There are scratches, dents, signs of use, and discoloration throughout the instrument. It's in reasonable condition for its age. Since it doesn't have a truss rod, neck adjustment isn't possible. The neck is nearly straight. Because this instrument doesn't have a truss rod adjustment, the neck has a wide tolerance. There's slight wear on the frets, but there's still plenty left and it doesn't interfere with playability. [Weight] Approximately 4.1kg. Please note that photos have prioritized noticeable damage. Due to image limitations, there may be scratches or damage that cannot be fully captured or depicted in the photos. The information provided reflects the condition of the item at the time of inspection before listing. During the final inspection after receiving your order, we may occasionally discover changes in condition that occurred during the display period. In such cases, we will contact you to confirm. Please note that any accessories not listed in the images or product description are missing. *If there is no indication of "original," "parts replaced," "repair history," etc., we cannot make any definitive statements regarding the specifications or condition. [TGFLME4] [RAREME8] Other