Excellent overall shape. I'm calling it, conservatively in my opinion, very good. I've used this live in the past and it held up well with tune and intonation. Great sounding pickups in my opinion.

This has a nice OHSC. By serial number I'm dating this as September 1997 made by Peerless in Korea. I don't know if that was a good time overall, but this is really a nice piece. So why selling. I got too many guitars, including 3 other hollow-bodies.

NOTE that the heel has a finish line showing, but I have never found this to impact the solidness of this guitar when using it. Also when I run my finger and even nail over it I cannot feel any separation. So I would call it basically cosmetic. (see photo 12)

This does show a little sign of wear but hey, it's not long till it's 30 years old. I tried to catch a little bit of worming on back and on back of neck.

Got questions? I'll do my best to answer. I like communication because that way it is much more likely you get no surprises. I am not perfect and do not notice everything. I would never omit a flaw on purpose.

Speaking of which, electronics I think are awesome though age does make for sometime scratchy pots and a switch you gotta jiggle sometimes. I got a very basic video simply showing that both pickups are working, selector switch is working, and the volume and tone pots for both pickups are working. I can't say perfect, but they work. Even when I plugged in to do this, at first neck pickup position didn't play. I went across and back and it was.

Thanks for looking.

Frazier - smalltownmusic.com

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