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I have a MIM Classic Player 50's. The Tokai neck is substantially larger.

What is a 300R radius? Is that 300mm or 12"? http://www1.odn.ne.jp/tokaigakki/products/vintage/es/es125/es125.html thanks

I couldn't agree with you more. Well said! It is a great Blues guitar.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I have!

Check out this thread... Beware - it is a hot (personal) topic!! http://www.tokaiforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=8166&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=

I am with Honeyboy on this one. First, we all like our Tokai guitars. They are amazing. However, we all should agree that one reason that we purchased our Tokai's is that they are much cheaper than Gibsons and Fenders. I love my Tokai. If Tokai's were legit, they would be sold in the US. Stop...

:o I never really thought of it that way. Well said. Good point! :D

BTW, where did you get yours? Did you get it for $299 CDN?

Hey bird, Yes, I do like the pu's. I was going to look into new pu's, but I think I will wait, the stock ones are working fine. I did have some cold solder problems, but the dealer took care of that for me. Do you have the Grover tuners? I like them.

Hey sunbird, Nice guitar. I have the same guitar. I agree, I can't put mine down and I could care less where it is built.

Hi JSD, I fully agree with your comments. Many of us get caught up in the name and place of manufacture. At the end of the day I want a quality guitar that sounds great. We should play for ourselves and hope that others appreciate the tone, not the name on the headstock. play on!

Hi Dan, I have been told that the model number is DH 502 and is based on the Korean NES 80. I go with Tokai semi hollow. I suggest that instead of talking about it, you play it!

you bet!

Yes, they are made in China. I have one of those. Does your guitar have Grovers? I am from Canada as well, these things seem to be a Canadian deal. I played a number of semis before I pulled the string on this thing. Mine is red. IMHO I think it is a pretty nice guitar. I had a few issues with...

I agree with both sides of the argument. Tokai has the copy thing down to a science, and for the most part, that is the attraction. High quality copies at a reasonable price. I do like the new model in the picture. I have a Godin that looks just like it! (Godin came first!).

Hi Wyzeoldemaster, ****, I think you beat me to it. Did you buy the guitar at Underdog? I was looking at that one! I bought a Tokai 335 and love it. I was just getting ready to buy the LoveRock. Did you look at the Reverends? I have been told to check out their Roxbury's. Headin' downtown...

Canadians seem to have a line on better quality MIK guitars. I am not sure why, but we were foturnate. Unfortunately, I have heard that we will not longer be able to purchase Tokai guitars in Canada. Something to do with the big boys. Oh well, we were lucky for a while.

I just visited the tanglewood website (http://www.tanglewoodguitars.co.uk/products/stockDetails.asp?cID=520&sID=1842) It looks very similar to my guitar.

Yes, this is interesting. How do I find yours on Ebay??

Hmmmm... I hate to disagree. I am almost positive that it is not Japanese. For example, the truss rod cover has 3 screws. I thought this was a dead give away that it was not Japanese. Second clue: I paid $600. New (no case, tax not included). I can't imagine getting a Japanese Tokai for this...