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Were cases sold seperately from the guitars? I don't remember being offered a pukka Tokai case when I bought my Goldstar.

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Here's my ST-40 from 1984(ish), all original with the tuners you describe. More here: http://www.tokaiforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=8890

Happy Birthday Tokai ! It is my honour to own one of your guitars. Best wishes from Scotland. and now in Japanese.... Omedetou Tokai ! Tokai no guitar wo motsu koto ga dekite ureshii desu) Scotland yori ai wo komete Robert.

Any song from 'In Camera' by Arthur and Yu.

Electric: Tokai '84 ST40 Goldstar Sound- Black. Semi acoustic: Eko Dragon (little info) Acoustic: Taylor 310 Yamaha 1969(ish) FG-180 Nippon Gaki Orange(ish) Label. ....and one cheap Uke.

Thanks for the info and kind comments guys. And yeah, the fretboard is definitely curved.

I'm not very demanding with respect to sound etc, so I've never felt the need to change the pickups. Real guitarists would probably feel them inferior, though. The tuners continue to be smooth and absoulutely hold their tuning, that's one of the remarkable things about ths guitar, no matter how...

As requested by Stratman in The Tokai Goldstar Sound thread. I hope they do the guitar justice and contribute to clearing up the slab/cap fretboard debate. If anyone can tell me about the components from the pics I'd be obliged. Here goes: Robert

Thanks for the info Stratman. I will take some photos tonight / tomorrow and post them.

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, it's not been modified.

The only electric guitar I have ever purchased is a Tokai Goldstar Sound. I never needed to buy another. The serial is L22610, meaning, from what I gather, it's a rosewood necked guitar but do the numbers mean anyhing? I bought it around 1984, new, again from what I can gather, this was the...