I've had mine for a year now. I just keep being more impressed with it. The quality to price ratio is extraordinary. And recent Gibsons (certainly the USA models, but even some of the Custom Shop models, to my amazement) just don't stack up.
Gibson forums are full of excuses: "It's a guitar. You can't expect perfection," while with Tokai, any flaws are so rare and small, that no excuses are necessary. We get very close to perfection - and we pay less. So, for me, the Gibson excuses don't stack up. Yes Tokai produces smaller numbers, but they're also cheaper, so they shouldn't be so consistently better than Gibsons. But they are.
So while I'll keep my old '83 Gibson for ever, Gibson would have to do something exceptional for me to consider buying another. The Gibson brand on the headstock may carry the historical weight. But to pay that much for guitars that are put together so carelessly is just foolish IMO once you know what Tokai can do.