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Homer, congrats with your new Burny! You did a lot of investigating work mate. You could have made it easier on yourself by just posting pics :-) Based on the information you have given and the one pic, your LP looks like a 1985-1986 Mats made RLC-60. Could you post pics of the control cavity and bo...

What kind of logo does it have P?

Looks beautiful!

To get back to your original question; it has april 1987 pots, so 1987 it is.

sounds reasonable but people will need more pictures ofcourse. i dont think the knobs are original so some other things might be changed as well.. let me know when the add is up! :P Knobs are okay.... some of the early cherry models had black knobs: http://s945.photobucket.com/user/jaccowon/media/D...

Are they even a set? Neck pickup has golden pickup screws, bridge pickup metal.

That's a really open question.

What is your goal?
Which instruments do you want to record?
Do you have a dedicated room for recording and/or mixing?

This is an inkie though, worth a little less than normal Tokai production

That's a steal!!

Yup

Congrats Joel! She really is a great player. Now be wise and don't ever let her go!

This april stamped ST got a 7xxx serial number while LS production ends around 6400 in 1979 with november stamped guitars. I think LS parts were not stored first & assembled later before given serial numbers like ST models were. ST models had a different productionn scheme than LSs.

I have this one registered as a JB-120 for years now, don't know where I got it from.

Nice! Fretboard stamp gone?

JVsearch wrote: The sulphites are the preservative?

Yes and no.
Sulphite is a product of the fermentation process. So every wine has a small quantity.
But it is also added by the producer as a preservative. The amount every producer adds is different and the reason some wines give more reaction than others.

I do enjoy white wine, but it makes me sneeze a little (red wine more than white). If anyone knows why, let me know. :) Sorry I don't know why it happens, but I sometimes get the sneezes and sinus/allergy reaction the day after drinking wine. Well, I do know why that happens, it's part of my profes...