Zero fret specification, roller bridge saddle. Manufactured in the late 1960s (around 1966-1968). The body is made of heavy plywood (laminated wood), weighing approximately 4.5-4.6 kg. Made in Japan.
Case is not included. Weight is 4.6 kg. Color is wine red. The model number may be ZES-30, but it appears to be an equivalent, so we will list it as ZES-300.
Serial number is unknown.
No accessories are included. Only the guitar itself.
Condition: There are scratches and signs of use. There are many paint cracks on the body. Some areas have been touched up. There is rust on the screws. There are pitting and tarnishing on the metal parts. There is some deformation on part of the pickguard. The tuning pegs are stiff to turn. The neck is straight. The truss rod is tightened. There are some slight string marks on the frets, but overall about 70-80% remains. The string height at the 12th fret is 2.5mm for the 6th string and 2mm for the 1st string. Due to its construction, the string height cannot be lowered any further. If you wish to lower it further, please adjust it by inserting a shim into the neck pocket. The electronics are in good working order, but as it is an older instrument, crackling noises or contact problems may occur. Please understand this beforehand. The instrument will be sold as is.