Silent classical guitar, runs via headphones or amp, Sojing 020X-U-ES. Bought this intending to use it for silent practice, but only ended up playing it a few times and its mostly just sat in its box for last seven  years.  Now I'm cleaning out my collection. The maker has since discontinued the nylon version of these so they're a bit scarce.   If you want an inexpensive but functional silent nylon guitar for classical/flamenco/jazz this is a good bet.   Unlike a real classical guitar with pickup system this is easy to run through effects, and highly feedback resistant. Guitar has five-piece laminated maple/rosewood neck with C profile, gloss finish and truss rod adjustment in headstock (truss rod wrench included).  Neck through body design is rock solid. . this is never going to warp or split.  Neck specs are standard classical, with 650mm scale, 52mm nut, flat (no radius) fingerboard, and 19 frets.   Frets are level and smooth with no jagged edges.    Feels like a normal classical guitar in play. Fingerboard and bridge are rosewood with pearloid inlay.  Bridge has traditional classical style tieblock, but you could run ball end nylon strings if you wanted to.  Tuners are nothing special but are smooth with plastic buttons, look and work OK; you won't need to replace them. Has built-in piezo pickup with preamp that runs on 9v battery. Has chromed metal tone and volume controls, and headphone jack, so you can plug headphones in and practice without bothering anyone.   Has strap button on heel behind fret 19. End button contains standard 1/4" output jack for normal guitar amplifier. Body is striped sandalwood. Very cool looking, but here is some haze to the finish in different places, including where body wings meet the body and especially on base of instrument around strap button/jack (see image).   Also some kind of glue/haze on fingerboard near nut (see image).  Guitar tunes and plays fine.  Has standard factory spec action of 4mm bass/3mm treble @ 12th fret, but there is plenty of room to take this down lower if you want to. Have no idea what the strings on this are; never played this enough to bother changing them.  Brief demo of me testing guitar function here, though cheap mike/practice amp.   https://youtu.be/SbNv0QIUV_gNeed to make room, so I'm starting this at ridiculously low price of $25 (plus shipping/handling).  I'm happy to answer any questions.  Please ask BEFORE bidding.  I have been on Ebay for 20 years with 100% positive feedback, bid with confidence. This will be shipped out USPS first class.