YAMAHA APX-6CS Acoustic-Electric Guitar Cherry Sunburst

YAMAHA APX-6CS Acoustic-Electric Guitar

I purchased this guitar about two months ago on a flea market app, but due to an excess of equipment leading to complaints from my family, I've decided to sell it. I don't dislike it, so if it doesn't sell, I may withdraw the listing.
There are no issues with its performance either unplugged or amplified. It sounds great unplugged, and it sounds good when connected to an amplifier.
However, as is common with YAMAHA acoustic guitars, there is some cloudiness due to age. There is also a square area of cloudiness, possibly from where a sticker was previously applied by the former owner, but I found it unnoticeable and used it normally.
(Please refer to the photos)
String height at the 12th fret is approximately 3.2mm for the 6th string
and approximately 2.6mm for the 1st string.
I was personally satisfied with this setup, but if you prefer a lower action, please file down the bridge saddle yourself to adjust it.

There is no neck warp. The truss rod has not been touched by the previous owner or myself.
The headstock design and cherry sunburst finish are cool.
The 1st and 2nd strings have 24 frets, allowing for solo playing.

The APX series is characterized by its narrower nut width and slim neck, making it easy to switch from electric guitar.
This design makes chord changes easier and is comfortable to play even for those with smaller hands.

It will be shipped in a non-original case, protected with bubble wrap and other materials.
Please consider the case, strings, and battery as freebies or for testing purposes.

This is a used item, so please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a new item or are sensitive about condition.

Nut width: Approximately 43mm
Original price range: Around ¥60,000 for an acoustic-electric model

Preamp features:
The 3-band equalizer and AMF (Adjustable Mid Frequency) are notable features. This is a very convenient function that allows you to determine the frequency band (point) to be adjusted with the MID slider.
• How to use: You can change the frequency between 600Hz and 3kHz. While adjusting the MID slider to significantly cut or boost the sound, turn the AMF knob to find the point where it sounds most pleasant (or where unwanted noise is eliminated).
4. The EQ. PASS switch bypasses the equalizer to output the guitar's natural sound.
If feedback occurs, try lowering the MID and slowly turning the AMF. You can often find a point where the feedback stops!