To R: Epiphone Firebird, White, Made in Korea, equipped with Duncan Mini-Humbucker Pickups

■Product Name: Epiphone Firebird (Made in Korea, circa 2000) (Equipped with a high-end Seymour Duncan SM-2b mini-humbucker in the rear pickup) (Price reduced for Golden Week)

■About the Product's Age, etc.:
This guitar is over 25 years old. The serial number U98xxxx on the metal plate on the back suggests it's an Epiphone made in Korea around 1998 (or the early 2000s). It has a very sleek look and is comfortable for fast playing, but I'm selling it at a reduced price due to having too many instruments.

■Reference Product URL: This appears to be the same product as the one below.
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■Product Condition & Features:
・Please check the images for dings and minor lacquer peeling.
・There are four screw holes around the jack where the previous owner had attached a metal plate. I have removed it, but the marks remain (While I don't find it bothersome, if you are concerned, you could lightly fill them with inexpensive repair putty and touch them up with white paint for a more natural look).
・Notably, a Seymour Duncan SM-2b pickup (retails for over 20,000 yen new) is installed on the bridge side of the pickups.
・As shown in the 11th image, the tips of the long height adjustment screws on either side of the pickup were slightly worn due to age. Reinforcement brackets have been added to securely fix the pickup height. These were professionally installed by the repair department at IKEBE Music, and the height can still be adjusted properly.
・A few screws are missing from the pickguard and the black truss rod cover, but they are still securely attached (I wanted to inform you of this).
・The neck has minimal warp and is fine for playing. There is still room on the truss rod. The string height is set low via the bridge adjustment.
・The tuning pegs on the headstock were heavily rusted, so I replaced them with new imported ones (String holding is not affected).
・New D'Addario strings (0.09-0.42) have been installed (the lighter tension makes the neck less prone to warping).
・Fret wear: The last two images (around the 5th and 12th frets) show that the frets still have some curvature, indicating approximately 50-60% remaining.

■Accessories: Original gig bag included