The model that arrived this time is one of the [BURNED] series.
In contrast to the flagship model [GRAIN] that incorporates modern specifications, it uses a traditional body thickness, jacaranda fingerboard, 625 scale, 17-degree head, all-lacquer coating, Nikawa adhesive, and tube rest rods. If you like LPs wearing a color coat that feels strongly attached, it is a traditional style that will make your fetish ache.

The body back and neck shine like jewels in Hondura mahogany.
We stock a large amount of wood used for vintage furniture, etc., and carefully select and use the finest mahogany, which brings a sticky midrange to the crisp sound.

The neck is firm and thick, but it looks a little closer to the V-shape like the Early ’50s LP.
It greatly contributes to a satisfying grip that naturally fits in the hand and a firm bass.
In addition, it is set with the body with a box joint, and you can enjoy a strong sense of unity.

Superb selected jacaranda fingerboard.
Rather than talking too much, I would like you to experience it with your hands, but the speed of the initial speed that expresses all the nuances of picking and the mellow aftertaste that remains sweet are probably the reasons why it is called the best fingerboard material.

The pickup is equipped with the original P90 with a reduced number of turns.
The first impression is very delicate. In combination with the lightweight aluminum stop tailpiece, it produces a clear glass-like sound, rich overtones, and a direct sound that is transmitted to the hand.
There is a sense of fast response that conveys all the nuances of picking, and there is a withered glitter, but the balance between the solid and firm bass range is very good, and each note is clearly pronounced in all positions.