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Hi all, I have one of these, exactly the same but a lower serial number.Cracking guitar. Has a two piece body, Final Pro Spec saddles and Kluson style machines without the Deluxe stamp (same as my 1990 flying V). I agree that the routing is not typical to an 80's Goldstar but the single coil...

My comments are not intended to offend or tell someone what they should do with their guitars. The word "don't" was obviously the wrong word to use. I was under the impression that the point of a forum was to reply to another's question with an opinion that may or may not be considered by the...

I think that what your experiencing with your tail piece has nothing to do with the studs or posts.The tension of the strings will take up any slack in the studs by forcing the posts forwards slightly.The main problem with loose posts is the loss of tone. My suggestion is look at the saddles...

Its difficult to say as every truss rod responds differently depending on the natural strength of the neck and what gauge strings your using. But yeah try a 1/4 turn first and get a feel for how responsive it is.Just remember if it doesn't want to turn anymore ,don't force it ,you could snap the...

If you leave it loose it will stay loose under string tension and could cause rattle. Under string tension I doubt very much that your neck will remain straight so I'd tighten the truss until it has a very slight back bow or at least until the thread bites. You'll probably have to remove the...

If your not getting any buzz when playing clean then your wiring must be OK. Try buying some shielding tape and line the PuP and control cavities it does help.You can buy shielding paint but that will devalue your Tokai. Check your lead ,they do deteriorate with age even if you still get a...

Hi ,one end is soldered onto the back of a pot (volume pot on most Breezies) and the other end is sandwiched between the bridge plate and body (no solder needed) .Hope this helps. :)

I've got the same guitar ,its a Super Edition VS - 80. Top of the VS range :wink:

Stew Mac 0148 is best for Goldies ,Breezies and Cats Eyes , 0149 best for Super / Custom Editions .Both are very slightly higher than Tokai standard wire but you'll be able to dress the frets more times before its next refret. If your neck is a 1piece maple I'd give it to your tech as you could...