The headstock features the Yome to Ore logo on the upper side. In a model with an overall simple look, a logo like this stands out even more, becoming a central component of this model’s aesthetic. Please read the explanation below for the origin of the logo.

Like “Gin-san”, it is equipped with two humbuckers for pickups. They are characterized by a round and powerful sound leaning toward the bass, and a sound that has a strong presence while still being clean. The humbuckers are also resistant to noise, making them a perfect match for distortion and genres that utilize heavy distortion such as metal. This is an all-rounder guitar that can be used in any genre.

The use of roasted maple for the neck gives it the feel of a high-end model. The high rigidity of the neck minimizes problms such as warping of the neck over time, and produces a crisp, vintage-like tone with good tone rise. (*The grain of maple may vary from unit to unit.)

The Locking Tuner (Locking machine head) is a mechanism in which the rod in the string post rises when the wheel on the back of the machine head is turned and locks when the string is clamped. By reducing the number of windings on the string post, tuning stability is dramatically improved. Since the locking machine heads are a mechanism that clamps the strings, there is no need to wind more strings, which also has the advantage of shortening the time required for string changes and reducing tension fluctuations.

A standard tremolo unit uses six screws to support the bridge, but this model uses the Wilkinson/WVS50IIK tremolo unit, which has two fulcrum studs on each side. The tremolo unit has a wide range of motion during arming play, with a down motion of approximately 1.25 notes and an up motion of approximately 1 note. In addition, even if the tension fluctuates during arming, only two points are loaded, which makes tuning more stable than with a tremolo unit supported by six points.

A coil tap switch is a switch that cancels the signal from one coil of a humbucker pickup, which consists of two coils in a row, and allows only the signal from the other coil to be transmitted. This allows you to have the sound of only one coil, i.e., like a single coil. As mentioned above, humbuckers are characterized by a round and powerful sound that is closer to the bass, but by using the coil tap switch, it is possible to produce a crisp and delicate sound just like a single coil.