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Here it is with his friend, with a proper fender pickguard, new Mexican tremolo and CTS pots and fender switch

Made in china in 2012, what do you think about it? Would you change the pickguard?

Actually I think is from 1984, I know it because in the previous years it was called springy sound and from 1985 the headstock shape was modified

Nice!! It's older brother

Oh! That was it's price back in 1983 or maybe it's recommended price today?

What do you think is the value of this guitar approximately? It's a tokai Goldstar Sound st50 from 1983

After few months with this guitar I'm very happy with it

it is said that the av is a more accurate reproduction of the original guitar, for reasons like the finish is pure nitrocellulose and on the American original 60s it has a layer of poly underneath, however the authentic 1965 guitar had a layer of fullerplast underneath which is similar to the...

I think I will keep both, they are amazing guitars for 1300$

You are right By the way good ucl final, I hope we will meet each other again in final o semifinal this year!

So do you think they're redundant? Maybe I can sell one and go to an av59 or av 56 do you think is a good idea?

yeah it has all de paperkork and "case candy" it seems right i think im going to buy it, also is solid

And it's solid right?

Hi! It's not this case, that was an special edition and you can see it in the fender serial number lookup, this one is solid

Hi, I have the opportunity to buy this American original for 1400$, it's supposed to be new and the weight is below 7lbs, like 6.9 so it's very light Do you think is a good deal in terms of money and not trying to lose value in the future? I think the new reissues are going to be like 2200$ or...

New guitar! It's from 2020 maybe the last production year for this model, it has the darkest fretboard I have ever seen, the weight is 7.7 lbs, I bought it for 1300€ so I guess it's a good price, the bridge pickup it's a Seymour Duncan ssl5 but also includes the original, I think I'm going to...

Thanks! I have doubts about using warmoth or musikraft...

the body seems quite nice to me, I don't know if it's alder or ash I think it's ash, it's from usacg 15 years ago and painted by a spanish luthier with nitro Pickguard has '83 Fullerton pickups. unfortunately the tremolo fender vintage is out of stock I'm still undecided on whether to use...

supposedly the body is more than 10 years old, it has something written on it but I can't read it, I attach an image

It's second hand you are right, seller said me it was made by tommy Rosamond from usacg and it's "figured alder", the finish is made by a Luthier in Spain

yes I also have doubts but supposedly it is alder... the weight is 1.7kg or 3.7 pounds

I bought it second hand for a partcaster project, it's supposed to be USACG and alder but the grain of the wood looks like swamp ash, I'm confused I am looking for a neck for the project, do you recommend Musikraft? my idea is to make a replica of the 57

First one was better somehow

hello, the first one in reverb and this one in a local forum in my country

Hello, do you think that 900 euros is expensive? here in Europe they usually cost a little more, what do you think would be a correct price? It is the model with American pickups.