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^^ Not often you see the original battery in its own little baggy!

HorseyBoy wrote:^^ Not often you see the original battery in its own little baggy!

I'll check the date code on the battery

Time machine Raf strikes again

BTW,...thanks Cody ;-)

rafmax wrote:BTW,...thanks Cody ;-)

Happy to lend a past purchase proof price checking hand

This thing is riding a truck as we speak to my house.
Its a Tokai Ls-80 from 1984.
I have not found a better Les Paul than these and I have A/Bb a billion custom shop Les Pauls to these.
Many different times with many different Tokais and expensive Les Pauls.

Looks ace! Love Japanese Tokai!

^^ Do all the good Love Rocks end up in Finland? Hasn't Laundromat got a house full of them as well?

I think Finland and Sweeden imported these in the eighties. I Actually bought one from Laundromat and a week after the sister guitar came up for sale so i bought that one to.
They were only 12 numbers apart and very similar in sound. One was a bit heavier and that got sold when my cash flow was low.


But I do recommend buying one of these thay are very bright and spanky and seldom do they have any dead/wolf notes.
And sustain is all over the fretboard.
They have very hard wood and just perform.

Just Fitted a DUSSENBERG
LES TREM II to my Dave of ENGLAND guitar
super easy to retro fit and very responsive to touch
less hassle that a BIGSBY and cheaper
fits any guitar with a stop tailpiece
just replace the studs you get
american or Japanese threaded studs with trem