FGN (Fujigen) Model LC10 Neo Classic Series ebony -17 serial J171403, beg. (Stockholm)

Excellent condition, 8.5/10, Made in Japan, price brand new is 13995SEK (about 1400USD), including original black gigbag, more specs: High-end build-quality, playability, and sound wrapped up in a high-gloss finish and loaded with luxurious gold-plated hardware: from the Japanese masters, FGN comes the solid-bodied Neo Classic LC10. Built in the FujiGen factory in the Nagano region, this electric guitar pretty much overflows with outstanding quality, so a long-neck tenon binding fuses the vintage-style U-profile mahogany neck to the mahogany body. This excellent model comes complete with a form-fitting gig bag.The Neo Classic LC10: An Authentic Foundation & Robust AmplificationBesides dependable playability, the wood used to build the LC10 lays down a warm and lush, authentic foundation sound while the mounted pair of double-coils provide a thick base on which to forge your own custom amplified sound. Both humbuckers have been fitted with Alnico-V magnets to shape a robust output that can be mixed and tweaked using the set of two volume pots, two tone pots, and a three-way selector switch. Meanwhile, solid tuning stability is provided by a Gotoh GE104B bridge, GE101Z tailpiece, and a set of SG301-04 machine heads. and more specs: ”ProduktspecifikationerFGN electric guitarmodel: LC10series: Neo Classiccolour: blackbodymaterial: mahoganyfinish: high glossshape: single cutbinding, white, multiply white/black purflingneckconnection: set-in, long neck tenonmaterial: mahoganyfinish: high glossprofile: Uscale length: 24.75 (628mm)fretboard radius: 12 (305mm)binding: whitenumber of frets: 22fret type: medium jumbo, Circle Fretting Systemposition markers: blockstruss rod: yeshardwarebridge: Gotoh GE104Btailpiece: Gotoh GE101Zhardware finish: gildedmachine heads: Gotoh SG301, 04:1pickguard: multiply, blackstrings: .010 - .046, (D'Addario EXL110)electronicspickups: 2x Alnico 5 humbuckercontrols: 2x volume, 2x tone, 3-way pickup switchincluded: gig bagmade in Japan”