Washburn X-Series Strat type with more! 2000s Black

The tuning machines are black and branded 'Wilkinson' and the fretboard is real wood and was cleaned and lightly oiled. An H S S type is hard to beat and Washburns are well-made!

A Washburn X-Series guitar, in H S S style with no tremolo bar but a decent padded and humidified case.

And what really matters! The bridge is a HB with 12 adjustable polepieces... not 6 slotted ones..

This is an old one, but modern ones have only 1 set of adjustable polepieces, usually as 6 slotted pieces at the far 'ends' of the pickup. I adjusted these already after Lindy Fralin's luthier explained it to me one day... The buyer can get the explanation I got if you care or do not already know what adjustable polepieces are for or can do!  The black colored tuners are old Wilkinsons made for them by Jin Ho in S. Korea. Wilkinson branded are very nice and not the best (those are Gotoh or Grover or Hipshot, etc.)  but definitely a big step above the China ones... smooth and positive.  A light guitar yet substantial and a 1-piece maple neck and all set up!  So you have nothing to do unless you want a setup guy to REALLY get a low action...

BTW... made in China is on the guitar and it feels and looks to me like an Indonesian or Korean one from early on.
I'll leave that to you, but it appears NOT cheaply made as many China ones are nowadays and we seldom see a 1-piece neck X-Series Washburn from China... true?