Tokai strat

settebello said:

You can use a site like http://photobucket.com/.
Copie the url and fill it in here.

Volker

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hislate said:

I just buy a tokai springy sound ST 100. It has a sticker thats been remowed,but you can easly see the number from the sticker. It says 100

I think thats a 1982 because it has chrom not gold hardw. the seriel number is 0149. I have listed the guitar in the tokai registry as an st80.
Is that possible that is a ST100?

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doudoubass said:

Congratulations,
Your Strat is beautiful! I dig that golden sunburst and the flamed maple.

I have the same pickup in my '84 goldstar TST-80. They sound really good and are very rare. You don't see alot of these VS-1 Tokai Strat.
I guess that your guitar is a keeper! :wink:

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doudoubass said:

Congratulations,
Your Strat is beautiful! I dig that golden sunburst and the flamed maple.

I have the same pickup in my '84 goldstar TST-80. They sound really good and are very rare. You don't see alot of these VS-1 Tokai Strat.
I guess that your guitar is a keeper! :wink:

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iainblack said:

Hi Hislate, well done on the guitar. Coud I offer advice on stringing that will improve your guitar staying in tune. those Kluson type tuners will take the end of the string paralell to the tuning peg then bend it at 90 degress and wind. You need to wind anti-clockwise. You will also have to cut the strings - I use 2 pegs beyond the peg you are stringing as a length guide and snip off then string. This should give you total tuning hold after trem action.

Good luck

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