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Come on fellas. I mean I realize this is a Tokai forum and mostly comprised of fans that own Tokais, but some of those problems can't be blamed on the dealer, like the binding errors for example. I think the original poster has a legitimate concern about the QC of Tokai's low end offerings...

Nice guitar you have there. That one I believe was made in the Tokai Gakki factory, so you basically have a Tokai there.

I don't know what every one elses verdict is but here's some problems I have with some of the things the seller has said. Burny's went at least up to RLG-120s because I've seen them. They were made at Fuji Gen Gakki well after 1980. Other than that I don't know.

I wouldn't call my 90s RLC-75 one of their most expensive models and it has it. I've actually never seen a mij Burny that did not have it. You may be right though.

The trussrod cover would be easy to replace. That trussrod cover is somewhat consistant with a late 80's/90's one but it's cut off at the nut to allow it to fit from what I see.

The Burnys made in the Fuji Gen Gakki plant in Japan had fret-edge binding, which seems to be missing from your example. They were for a short time made in the Tokai Gakki plant, so that is a possibility, however I doubt that any Japanese manufacturer would make the mistakes you mentioned. My...

I finally started having trouble with feedback with my VH1s in high gain, high volume situations. I love the pickups so much I was hesitatnt to pull them, but I decided to get some Burstbucker Pros. Since then though I think I'm just going to wax pot my VH1s. I just love them too much.

Well I brought it home with me and it's sweet! Had to clean the freboard which was dirty beyond belief, adjusted the trem and action and put on a new trem arm. Works great as a low cost shredder. The quality is great since it's a Fuji Gen Gakki product. I'm getting a new locking nut for it...

Zenbu?

Edwards is ESP's vintage style guitar line. They are production line guitars while the Navigator line is their custom hand-made special guitars.

Wow... nobody knows eh? I'm pretty sure that it's a Fernandes AFR from reading Harmony Central Reviews. Which one I don't know.

It looks like it's a quality instrument. Have fun with your project and remember to show us the results! :D

I see that you own one of these. How do you like it? Is it made in Japan?

E) all of the above. Ishibashi can hook you up with most I believe. Here's a link to some Edwards. http://www.espguitars.co.jp/edwards/index.html The Tokai Gakki plant is still in operation I believe and Fuji Gen Gakki is as well.

I'm getting one of these. Seems like a lower end Ibanez RG but has a Fernandes Floyd Rose licensed tremelo on it. Does anyone know what the name of this guitar is?

I love the VH1s too. I thought I would need to replace one or more of them upon buying the guitar, but no way! Has anyone compared them to other PAF copies or real PAFs?

No problem. Just to get it out in the open though I like to post with a sense of humor. :D 8)

Yeah, I was just kidding ArthurS. Sometimes I guess I don't make that clear. You make a good point: it's good to have backup.

I have seen a Burny special and junior, both in single cut and double cut variations. On their headstocks it usually says "RocknRoll" or something to that effect. They look great but here in the states I can get a Gibson for the same price as the Burnys fetch.

Right on brutha, I bet you're gonna love it. Fuji Gen Gakki guitars are grrrrrreat!