Telecaster Body, Air-Dried Wood, Pensa Guitar, One-Piece Wood

This was custom-ordered from the same workshop that produces the current Pensa Guitar.
(The name written in the pocket has been blurred. It's written in pencil, so it should be erasable.)

The wood is air-dried alder.
It has been in Japan for about 5 years, so I believe its dimensions are stable after processing.
It is stored in a hard case with humidity control packs and is regularly aired out.

The bridge is vintage-spec, and the pickup cavity is routed for H/S configuration.

The neck pocket was made to Suhr specifications, resulting in a round pocket specification. If you intend to use a Telecaster neck, it will need to be reshaped to a square specification.
It has been confirmed that a Fender USA Stratocaster neck fits perfectly.

Despite being alder, it has a hard quality and produces a resonant tapping sound.
Air-dried wood has different characteristics from kiln-dried wood, such as not crushing the fibers or causing resin and mineral leakage.