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I think some of the action has moved to different places like facebook groups. I do like to check in here a couple of times a week and the archives here were a great education in Japanese guitars. ...

i was once here before about a decade ago and this forum used to be so active and so much fun. now i am back here and what i see is that nobody is really writing anymore. people are still reading but ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K5-MnS_mko

Same concept, last june at Brussels.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR0tzR-jl5c

SCC, perfect fit, headstock pocket (this model case!) created for these kind of angles.

https://image.ibb.co/nm55RG/DSC02153.jpg

Hi all,

is there a Tokai dealer in EU that can order from the Tokai factory, an LS 186 with Jescar jumbo stainless steel frets and more modern Gotoh tuners?

Thank you

Another vote for Tokai ...

Hi and welcome.

I think that the brass ground plate puts it's at least somewhere between mid and late '80s.

With that serial#, a 1985 build would indeed be cool.

$2,761.47 U.S

Going by that price, one can buy my 1978 ST100 Springy right now and make one hell of a deal!

Hi guys,

To me it looks like a 1982 TE-50 BL (Blonde)
The 6 saddle bridge is the best indicator, plus the serial number style (1958) with the spaghetti logo was only used in 1982 on Maple neck gui ...

Congrats

HNGD

http://www.tokaiforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=20359

It ringed a lot of bells. Although I'm not a tokai expert,I knew it wouldn't be a Japanese model. The seller Is trying to deal well below the price. What's the value of a guitar like that? What's the ...

(partly) concealing serial numbers (on authentic/vintage guitars, mostly the 'big name brands') is also done to not give fraudeurs easy acces to replicate it on fake guitars.

Personally I have neve ...