Treble bleed added (kinman) to keep it usable when rolling back the volume.

There are one or two signs of wear, which are hardly noticeable unless pointed out and told about.

These are photographed but may be difficult to see:

There is some slight fret wear in the middle of a few frets (lower parts of the neck on middle strings) but this does not affect playability or bends.

There's a very small mark from the stand on the back of the by neck by the headstock.

When restringing, the old string marked the face of the headstock when being removed - which I then polished (and around the face of the headstock) to try to hide.

I would probably say that unless you hold the guitar in a particular light and rotate (I.e. go looking for these things) I have pointed out, they would not be noticeable.

It plays beautifully and the colour is wonderful.

It stays in tune and the treble bleed is a great addition which should have been standard in my opinion.