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Pair of Tokai 57 PAF pickups pulled from a 1983 Tokai LS-60 Les Paul that was a professionally repainted and fully relic'd including all parts, the pickups started out mint and relic'd to look well played.

My el cheap radio shack meter reads...

Neck 8.02k with 15" lead wire
bridge 8.10k with 9-1/2 lead wire


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https://reverb.com/item/10808261-tokai-57-paf-1983-zebra
 
MKII= LP-A
MKIII= LP-F

Here for sale are a pair of Tokai PAF MK2 pickups made by Gotoh Japan in superb conditionwith Nickel covers.

These pickups are fitted in Tokai Japan Love Rock models up to the current ULS250 model in the UK which retails for nearly £2000.

They are excellent Gibson PAF type pickups.

The neck pickup measures 8.54 ohms and the bridge pickup measures 8.57 ohms.

Included are the mounting screws and springs.

The pickup with the sticker stamped LP-A F is the neck pickup with the green wire the other is of course the bridge pickup.


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https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/tokai-gotoh-paf-mk2-pickups-mkii-305052962


Found this thread on these:

pompadour said:
i have just installed these replacing the gotohs pictured in my op.

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they are excellent . a huge improvement over what i am now convinced were MKIII Gotoh pickups.

these labelled LP-A R and LP-A F read around 8k both pickups whereas the ones labelled LP-F(F) and LP-F-R read around 8k at the neck and 11k at the bridge.

the new mkII pafs are more open and woody with no mud. fantastic ! :p

http://www.tokaiforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=17454&highlight=

ez said:
I guess my LS92's pickups were also Mk IIIs then.

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They measure 10.8kOhm Neck, and 11.2kOhm Bridge.

gypsyseven said:
pompadour said:

They look like the ones that were in my 2009 LS-90...i?m sure that they were not the stock pickups in mine...they were soo muddy that i replaced them with a set of Burstbuckers(I & II).
Now i can?t be happier........btw.
 
MK4?

"TOKAI PAF VINTAGE MK4 PICKUP SET CHROME WITH MOUNTING SCREWS & SPRINGS
BRIDGE - 13.8k OHM
NECK - 8.9k OHM
AS NEW WITH PROTECTIVE PLASTIC ON FACE OF PICKUPS EXCELLENT CONDITION"


Dates to 2003 or later evidently.

The Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS 1), short for Directive on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, was adopted in February 2003 by the European Union.[2]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restriction_of_Hazardous_Substances_Directive

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https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/tokai-paf-vintage-mk4-pickup-set-160477201
 
2014 Tokai pickups in an LS172 MIJ

Up for sale is Tokai-made 2014 LP Miyaji Gakki special (MIJ in brand name comes from this name).
Miyaji Music(Gakki in Japan) is one of the largest music retailers in Japan, to whom Tokai has been providing their top-notched guitars as limited edition. '172' along with the model name is the unit number.

Excellent response from maple top and mahogany body are multiplied by impressive tonality of PAF-Vintage MK2×2.


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https://www.sharpenedflat.com/vintage-guitar/Tokai-LS-172-VF-0273/
 

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