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I wouldn't sweat the fret edge binding. W/out it you have more fret to work with and if you have the guitar long enough, you'll refret it and they're gone anyway. Now you can have two great Tokai's, and if one's drastically better sell the other w/ no loss :D

Actually I don't mind the dings. I'll end up putting them in myself after wacking different cabs, lights etc :) But this one's been through hell, so I guess I was surprised at the price. Big gash in the mahogony up by the pickup switch, nicks in the headstock and top, even the knobs don't turn...

I found a LS 320 at a guitar shop in Tokyo the other day. It was new, but had considerable shop wear. I think another guitar fell off and hit it; there were scars on the back and a few chips on the top. Definitely not great condition. It sounded fine and there was nothing wrong with it's...

Yah, the LS320's seem by far and away the most guitar for the dollar. Hopefully I'll be able to try some out in Tokyo. I'm not sure if I'll have the dough though... Hopefully.

Thanks for the link.

Are any of the Love Rock's in the picture section one of these models??

Considering that the 320 has a brazilian board and nice pots, caps etc. They seem like a helluva deal. Anyone know what these usually weigh?

Has anybody played these guitars?? Impressions??