In 1983, as original guitar of Mitaka Musical Instrument, combined with Cougar II, it was produced with limited 100 pieces. At that time, it was produced with the goal of giving out the sound of vintage guitar while being a brand new. Body of asymmetrical left and right original shape with set neck is mahogany on the back, spruce material at the top is a commitment specification.The aluminum tailpiece, the position mark which modified the hawk, the inlay of the hawk of the head etc. are full of charm also externally. The front pickup is the original Gureko Dry and the rear is replaced by Duncan's JB. Peg is also exchanged to the Imperial type of the current Grover which has the same shape as the original, so there is no stress of tuning.As it is, there is a feeling of use, there are bruises, abrasions and others. There is no reduction of noticeable frets.The sound is reminiscent of Fender's Robbenford model, and it feels strong in jazz and blues, and it feels like a guitar unique to Mitaka musical instrument which had many jazz and blues guitar lists as customers. As I can do as a guitar of this age, I think that it is a high cost performance guitar unique to a limited item.