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Hi , good to hear you still have it thank you for everyones replies cheers Ian

anyone know which model this might be please http://photos.yahoo.co.jp/ph/tripweek/lst?&.dir=/198b&.src=ph&.view=

pm sent....

My 79 goldy reborn also bought from villager. I love this guitar....

is there generally a standard width nut on a greco les paul I saw an auction for an eg900 today and the seller states the nut is 44mm wide do all greco lp type guitars have a 44mm wide nut or does it vary are some 43mm ?

I tried one just before xmas it was a plain top, I think it was a one piece back I couldnt spot the join if it was there it was a truly beautiful guitar, amazing tone and vintage feel ,great player great sustain the seller wanted ?500 inc tokai case I hesitated a couple of days and when I got...

that looks bloody awesome... I bet it will sound and play every bit as good as it looks

thanks for that but I will be letting a pro take care of it ,my guitar is way too important too me for me to risk making a mistake , which I most likely would.... I would probably melt something or worse....

thanks for that... I will look them up, cheers

I have a ls80 and the bridge pickup is microphonic if I get the pickup wax potted will it change the sound of the pickup ?

The tokai forum is definitely a resource that is raising peoples awareness re tokais and their quality so I think it stands to reason its partly responsible ..... along with ebay and other online auctions, and worldwide dealer prices on the increase for new and secondhand tokais

whew ... I should say you were lucky usually just a quarter turn on the truss rod nut is safe then check the neck relief then another quarter turn if needed then check again and so forth good luck with it

Is the thread on the truss rod still intact ?

beautiful looking reborn old , big congrats I recently got a reborn gold top myself and I can tell you its an absolutely killer guitar , sounds simply amazing..... I bet you are in for a REAL treat with your oldie goldie , hope you enjoy it cheers Ian