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Will you post to australia? and how much?

I bought a MIJ98 LS-70F almost two years ago for US$600 + shipping from Japan to Australia . I had the guitar in less than a week!! That would be eq to a LS-95-100 theese days Do not get a Korean or Chinese model!! I've a/b tested mine to a Gibson LP, mine has better craftsmanship and blew the LP ou...

Congrats
I want one of those!! BADLY
Love the top and the colour

http://www.redcross.org.au/vic/services ... l-2009.htm

Sorry the last link didn't work

Hi all! I'm sure you would all have seen the devastation from the bush fires in Australia Some of the fires are lit by firebugs, MURDERERS, some by natural causes. 80 people still missing, feared dead, police ,firie's and the military is still searching through the properties, burnt out cars etc 93 ...

I bought a 98 LS70F last year from japan for around US$600 and then $110 postage My Ls70F is listed as a LS90-95 theese days Beautiful guitar, craftsmanship great! can't fault it, medium neck tenon Had a shootout with one of the young lads G'bs LP Studio, won all the way in sound, build, finish etc ...

Sent him a message asking about the ser #

That is gorg!!!
It has a single piece of maple for the top & back, thats why there is no "bookmark" flames

Buy your wife some flowers, a thank you card and take her out for dinner Well worth it as she won't be seeing much of you from now on (practise, practise practise) Jokes aside the MIC guitars these days are fine, see above notes, and as a beginner well worth it Have the guitar checked by a well resp...

+1 on the pencil thing Shave some pencil graphite onto a piece of paper, then use a knife edge of the dust in the nut slot. Same for the saddle cuts Off cuts of your string guage, glued to a ice cream stick will make a cheapy file for the nut & saddle , just make sure you keep the angle at the right...

Lost it 19 years ago in a messy divorce Bjarton Bj12 (Hagstrom) made by Bjarton Got it back this week So Sweeeet It was made 1970 & I bought it 2:nd hand in Stockholm 1975 Lots of elbow grease to clean & polish (virtuoso) Raw linseed oil on fretboard & bridge left over night, finished with lemon oil...

Lovely guitar, really really nice
Going to a Breezy wont be beefier at all ,IMHO
Twangyer, yes! Brighter Yes not more out put or a "phatter" sound

Love Rock is the way to go for that sound

As usual
PLEASE POST PICTURES!!
Then some of the gurus or the self acclaimed gods might help you LOL

Very respectable dealer

http://stores.ebay.com.au/MIJ-Guitar-HISASHI

Private seller ,I think
Called himself guitarcolonel