K.YAIRI is a Japanese brand that has maintained its craftsman spirit since the 1970s, with the motto "Made in Japan, from a workshop in Kani City, Gifu Prefecture," and a style of handcrafted production by a small, elite team of around 30 people. The brand offers a wide range of products, from custom models to affordable models, but its commitment to making everything in Japan has made it popular not only in Japan but around the world, with fans all over the world. The DY-45 is Yairi Guitar's highest-end model, following the traditional Style-45. It has a beautiful finish that shows that it was made with carefully selected materials, luxurious decorations, and meticulous attention to detail, befitting a top-of-the-line model. The spruce top has a beautiful, rippling sheen, the rare Honduran rosewood back and sides are said to have acoustic properties closest to those of Jacaranda, the fingerboard and bridge are made of ebony that shines in jet black, sometimes called "tuna," the coveted vertical logo and hexagonal inlays, and abalone trim scattered all over the body... These are the extravagant specs that make this the coveted 400cc guitar you'll ever own. The unique Honduran rosewood has a complex intertwining of brilliant, hard overtones, like shattered glass, creating an exceptional sound that allows you to fully enjoy the bell-like sound that can only be found in the 40s. Also, as you'd expect from a Yairi guitar, you can feel the strength and thickness of the fundamental tone. From the powerful flat pick playing to the delicate, delicate three-finger playing, this is a guitar that will capture the hearts of many and allow you to fully enjoy that coveted sound. Due to the rare materials and labor-intensive process, this is a rare model with very few units produced. Why not take this opportunity to get your hands on the coveted Yong Go Sound?-SPEC- Top: Solid Spruce Back & Sides: Solid Honduras Rosewood Neck: Mahogany Fingerboard: Ebony Bridge: Ebony Nut width: 42mm Scale: 645mm Hard case included