The newer tokai guitars.
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yes the brand, i know there not everyone's cup of tea. but i like it, sounds like i want it to sound. as long as i can get ac/dc and the bluesbreaker's album tones, it's good.
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£220, though i traded another guitar, so he owed me lol
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Isn't that way over the odds? Don't they go for £189 new? - how can you have given him £220 AND a guitar?Progrockabuse wrote:£220, though i traded another guitar, so he owed me lol
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I read that as: he gave the guy a guitar worth more than £220, so the shop guy gave him some money back as well.Mike wrote:Isn't that way over the odds? Don't they go for £189 new? - how can you have given him £220 AND a guitar?Progrockabuse wrote:£220, though i traded another guitar, so he owed me lol
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the guitar was £220 if i was to buy it out right. i trade in my casino, which was a more expensive guitar and they gave me some money back.
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as much i liked the casino, it wasn't for me. fed back too much at gig levels and had high output pickups, which made it difficult to balance between guitars.argylelewis wrote:I wouldn't have traded a Casino but hey ho it's not my guitars.
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Glad your happy with that Rob, Vintage seems to be gaining a lot of respect recently. Is it chambered or is it a heavy motherfucker?
I had a MIK Tokai, MIK Epi and a MIK Burny (LP's), the Tokai was the better guitar of the three.
Also had an 82 Ibanez Artist (like Tim mentioned) and that was way better than all of them, up there with handmade stuff like Eggle and Gordon Smith. Heavy though, even with a wide strap it would dislocate your shoulder.
I had a MIK Tokai, MIK Epi and a MIK Burny (LP's), the Tokai was the better guitar of the three.
Also had an 82 Ibanez Artist (like Tim mentioned) and that was way better than all of them, up there with handmade stuff like Eggle and Gordon Smith. Heavy though, even with a wide strap it would dislocate your shoulder.
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it's a heavy fucker, shoulder was kaining afterwards. It's worth it though, sounded amazing. Very versital, I was going from norah jones to deep purple and throughtout it was rounded and full on the neck pickup and bright and crisp on the bridge.Fran wrote:Glad your happy with that Rob, Vintage seems to be gaining a lot of respect recently. Is it chambered or is it a heavy motherfucker?
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