Cosmeticly, it is very good, but not perfect. There are some minor nicks in the aluminum and wood, but they are minor and not visible at all from any more than a few feet away. This is a vintage Pioneer receiver, built in approximately 1975. All knobs and switches work well. There are no scratches on the aluminum, faceplate or cabinet.
All illumination works.
The only problem I've noticed is that the tuning indicator is a little off the true frequency. This could be an electrical issue or just the physical alignment of the tuning indicator. I've not taken it apart to examine it. This is not visible from the front, top or side. Overall, it is a very nice vintage Pioneer receiver.