I'll start with the negatives. The guitar hardware is gold-plated, which wouldn't be a problem if it was done well. After intensive playing, wear occurs in a short time in the places where the player touches the guitar. The gold disappears after 2-3 months and the gray-silver appears underneath. Inexcusable for a guitar costing almost fifty thousand. Unfortunately, even top-of-the-line guitars like the Jem7 and others suffer from this. The guitar goes slightly out of tune after using the lever. Tested with other, new strings. The Fishman pickups are decent, unfortunately they whistle at high gain sound and they are microphone-type. Positives. Very good accessibility to the high positions of the neck, which is great. Stainless steel frets. The guitar has no wolves, which are string resonances mostly above the 12th fret with a high distortion value. Very high-level workmanship. A joy to play. Just the right weight. Nice case included. If it weren't for the problems with the very low lifespan of the gold-plated hardware, I would keep the guitar. So she went back.