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This thread has a two decade time span...:sneaky:😁:cool:

@Sigmania

Not a Springy a Breezy, but it definitely fall into the "not a replica of any one guitar" category with its rosewood board on a V shaped neck. It is my longest in possession Tokai electric and it still is my favorite guitar overall.

I agree and confirm that the mail I received from Tokai Gakki Co.Ltd was genuine..... :wink:

http://www.tokaiforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=19102 my home town

I think I have some info on these 'Golden era RI' models, on my pc. Not home right now, so I will get back on this.

Weren't there some "Golden Era Re-issue" Tokais too?

PM sent... :wink:

Latest line up 1981 ST80R-1980 TE80R-1980 LS100-THB200S RI

8)....thanks for sharing.

Tokai "newly designed" 'original single x2' for THB read, 5.34/5.45kOhm.

Tokai P90 'LP-old MK2' read; 6.29/6.34kOhm.

I replaced the TEA bridge pickup in my Breezy with a (circa 1978/81) DiMarzio DP114-VT-1. TEA reads 7.25 kOhm. DP114-VT-1 reads 6.48 kOhm.

8) I still use mine now and then. Last time I took it with me was on the Thalys to, go play, in Paris.

My late seventies (I think?) gig bag.

Awesome.....,@Sigmania many thanks for the great research.... 8)

Good enough for me.... :wink: 8)

Very interesting stuff. Until now I assumed that Tokais started using cnc for the first time in 1983 or so. I was in a (friendly) discussion about who first started working with a cnc machine for building guitars. Fender Japan was given...to have started in 1982. This info is very useful. 8)

Real nice top....congrats. 8)