Recent content by praga37

I am the foul who ended up with that guitar... Admittedly, I am not that familiarized with Tokais (should have checked the registry beforehand...) and I ended up paying too much for what ended up being a "mere" ST-50. However... I have NEVER seen a 30 year old instrument in that condition...

Sure, I paid a little on the steep side for the instrument, especially since it is a ST-50 instead of a ST-70... As a matter of fact, I was to open a dispute about the whole affair but then I said to myself, what the hell... I might as well keep it.... I mean, the condition more than justifies...

Hello, I just bought this near pristine condition Goldstar SOund ST-70 MRR on ebay. First thing I noticed upon opening the case is that the guitar's sticker behind the neck is stamped with the number 50, so I figure the guitar is a ST-50, right? And what does MRR stand for??? By the way, that...

That thing is all original, including factory HSC and works perfectly except for the bridge pickup tone control that doesn't fluctuate anymore; I suspect a bad soldier joint on the board inside the cavity...but I'm no expert on this. Aside from that, it is as near to mint as can be and it is...

Captain Nemo - Michael Schenker

Last year, I bought what the seller told me was a 1984 Goldstar Sound. The only problem is... the neckplate has been changed for there are no serial numbers on this one. Now, I don't know if it is possible to date the guitar with the codes found on the neck butt and the body cavity... In my...

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My serial number is the following : 8911999. I know for sure it is an 89; and though it looks just like a 59 - 60 reissue, I would like to know for sure which model it is exactly (LS-something) and which LP it duplicates. I truly love this guitar and it plays like a dream; much better than my...