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Back and top is either acrylic or nitro. reacts to acetone. I just wonder why a one piece body on a goldtop.....Never seen it before. No indications that it is a customer order either.

Could be. But, that would be known to the staff before they glue the top onto the body. I can't recall I have ever seen a onepiece body and nitro finish on a goldtop.

But weird. FEB, nitro, one pice back, no heel cap neck and the maple top has a well centered seem. Doesn't make sense at all. Why is it gold? Never heard about Japanese manufacturers doing factory refins like Fender and Gibson did back in the days.

One piece back, one piece neck (no heel cap) and nitro finish. However, goldtop. Seems to be a solid flame top under the gold as well. Weird it is. Does anyone know if the workers occasionally did LSD or somehting?

Here is a PB80 I have one in sunburst as well. Will try to remember to take a pic of it.

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Its not unique, just a little rare. I have had a bunch of those white and black ones.

I'm rather sure that one is refretted. At least it seems so from the pics.

Usually great BASSES :wink: I like them. I'm playing a Tokai PB80 at the moment.

That is an 83ish Jazz Sound. The tuners tells that it is a lower model. Had a bunch of those matching headstock Jazzes. Usually JB48. Here is one I had

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Like the heading says. (Squier/Fender that is)

I have had a bunch of both MCs and SRs. They are alright but I'd go an extra kilometers to grab a vintage Gibson. I have had no Japanese even close to my old vintage SG Specials. When it comes to SGs, just go vintage cause they are so much better. The price is obviously higher but get a player...

Looking for one of those Italian beasts. Its a longshot but since here are some Italians on the forum I might get lucky. It has to be the model with 4 pickups and tremolo in red. Fully original and mint condition.

The one driven by some older crazy dude with electric hair and a white shirt from the nut house?

Hey, if it is so easy to get a hold on things like this why not do it yourself :wink: Next time I dig up something interesting I better keep it to myself 8)

More to come. And with a little luck I will be the owner of the documents soon.

Why Fujigen and not Tokai? Maybe this can shed some light on the subject.

A lefty 1981 Greco EGF850

Non-tampered and in pretty good condition. Not mint but not abused. A few dings and dongs and some patina on the nickel. Plays like a dream and sounds like thunder. non-original hardcase. Located in the EU. Price: no idea...800? perhaps.