unknown Jonathan Rose Guitars Signature Model #0005 [USED] [Weight3.47kg]

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Please be noted this one is USED not new.
There is not any issue on the function and the playing condition but blemishes on the cosmetic.
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Rare used item! !
A rare used item made by Nashville guitar builder Jonathan Debbie Rose is now in stock!
Rose Guitars Signature Model #0005!

Rose Guitars appears to be a personal builder brand created by Nashville guitar builder Jonathan Debbie Rose.
Jonathan Debbie Rose I think he was making guitars from 1981 to around 1998.
The Rose Guitars Signature Model #0005 that has arrived this time is presumed to be a model manufactured in February 1992, based on the panel that includes the serial number and date.

The body material is a beautiful heathered quilted maple top and a 1-piece high-quality mahogany back.
For the neck section, we selected a beautiful flame maple neck with a high-quality and solid-looking rosewood fingerboard that is approximately 5.0 mm thick. The position mark is also designed with a rose pattern!
The rose fingerboard, which shows off its deep color, seems to be very solid, and you can enjoy the percussive sound like a xylophone and the smooth fingering that contains plenty of oil!
It has 24 frets and is easy to operate.
The binding and position marks on the body are also decorated with a beautiful material that is probably made of Avalon!

The pickups are Seymour Duncan 59 mounted on the front and Seymour Duncan JB mounted on the rear.
We will output a high-quality body and neck sound with a faithful and tenacious sound!

This time, rare second-hand items have arrived!
Although there are some small scratches, dents, scratches, dullness of parts, rust, etc. throughout, this is a piece with an atmosphere.
There is a paint unevenness of about 1.0cm on the bottom right of the body top, diagonally below the tone knob, and paint unevenness of about 3.0mm, about 2.0mm, and about 1.0mm near the center of the bottom of the body. There is no problem with playability in either case.
There is a paint unevenness of about 8.0 mm on the corner of the body back, slightly to the right of the center, and a scratch of about 2.0 cm near the upper right of the back panel. There is a 6.0mm dent and a 3.5cm scratch near the bottom of the back panel, but there is no problem with playability.
There is approximately 1.0cm of paint peeling near the left corner of the back of the head, but this does not affect playability.

Although the fret head is slightly scratched, it is currently in tune even with the actual sound of the amplifier, and is currently in usable condition. Approximately 90% of the frets remain. The nut is around the 5th and 4th strings, and it sounds a little buzzy in live sound, but the pitch is in tune with the actual sound of the amp, and it is currently usable.
Currently, the truss rod has about 15 degrees remaining, so there is not much leeway, but it is currently in a condition where it can be tightened to the point of reverse warpage. The gauge will be a .009-.042 setup. (Depending on the variable width of the truss rod, we recommend using a gauge of .009-.042.)

As for the assembly, as mentioned above, the pickups are Seymour Duncan 59 at the front and Seymour Duncan 59 at the rear. Seymour Duncan JB is mounted on. The volume pot can be pulled, allowing you to enjoy the tap sound of each pickup. The tone pot can also be pulled, but this does not change the sound at all.
Rather than saying that there is a problem, it is more likely that it has been there from the beginning.
Even if the volume pot is set to 0, there is currently a slight sound leakage.
I don't find it difficult to use because of the excessive sound leakage, but if you want to completely eliminate the sound, we recommend replacing the pot at a repair shop.
The front escutcheon has some distortion due to aging, but it is currently usable.
This item is a used item on consignment and will be delivered in its current condition. (There is no warranty for used items.)

The weight is approximately 3.47Kg. It has the perfect balance of being easy to use, yet allowing you to enjoy a solid sound.
This is a piece with beautiful heathered grain and trans green color that gives it a sense of presence!

Accessories include hard case, key, arm, Limited Guitar Warr...