Yes, my 1981 LS 120 has it. It's a feature that isn't mentioned in the catalogue descriptions, as far as I know, so it's a bit hard to say which model has it and which not.mike martin said:
Now what? :wink:
The Tokai effect...ScottA said:
Hi Scott, welcome to the forum!It's very thin, but most of the time quite easy to spot. If you can't decide it from the edge of the bridge pickup cavity, you can usually trace the graining of the solid maple beneath the veneer, i.e. it doesn't correspond with the top graining. Fading would only happen if your Love Rock has a nitro lacquer finish instead of the usual polyurethane which a 1983 LS80 normally has. On your band pictures the color looks like VF (violin finish) or OS (old sunburst) to me, but sometimes they made special orders, so it's possible that a lower model would have nitro lacquer, too.
Usually Tokais have a medium neck tenon, i.e. up to the neck cavity, but not underneath the pickup. As far as I know, they only have a long tenon when it's explicitely mentioned in the catalog like with the new LS120F.
Nice playlist...
Do you have a clip of "I'm bad, I'm nationwide", too?
Thank you, I think you mean the Roland Chorus (and echo) on some songs like El Diablo or at the end of Nasty Dogs. Oh yes, and of course Manic Mechanic is full of it! Hope I don't use it too much though... :wink:ScottA said:
Done.
No CD, sorry, or rather there is only one which the drummer's wife faked as an evening school project (that's how we got our new name, too)... :wink:spikeymikey said:
No Roland amp, a Roland Chorus Echo which is a tape echo from the early '80s with additional analog chorus effect and reverb, too. I really like it, because it still sounds so good after all these years without changing the tape... :wink: My amp on most of the recordings was a Mesa Boogie MarkIIB head with an old Marshall cab, only Nasty Dogs was recorded with my favorite Fender Bassman head.GStormcrow said:
