http://www.rockfactory.co.uk/proddetail ... bg-tokrfgl
tokai rockinbetter
tokai rockinbetter
another tokai lefty, i got the smell for em now!
http://www.rockfactory.co.uk/proddetail ... bg-tokrfgl
http://www.rockfactory.co.uk/proddetail ... bg-tokrfgl
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Woah!
Now that's a sharp looking knockoff at a decent price. Anybody know the full specs? - i.e. woods, neck thru, stereo out, overall sound/playability, same body routes as a Rick?. Does that back pickup look closer to the neck than a stock Rick, or is it just the different PUP cover size throwing me off? The obvious question here would be whether or not you could drop in real Rick hi gains or toasters without re-routing. I checked and it appears a few UK dealers have these in stock now:
http://www.richtonemusic.co.uk/guitars- ... -1606.html
http://www.richtonemusic.co.uk/guitars- ... -1606.html
Re: tokai rockinbetter
pjmuck wrote: Anybody know the full specs? (i.e. woods, neck thru, overall sound/playability, same body routes as a Rick?). I checked and it appears a few UK dealers have these in stock now:
http://www.richtonemusic.co.uk/guitars- ... -1606.html
Well, you posted this:
Specifications - Rockinbetter RG4003
Head Shape: RK type
M/H: Open Gear Chrome L2, R2
Truss Rod Cover: White, Rockinbetter black silk printing
Nut: Graphite BK
Neck Joint: Thru-Neck
Neck: Hard Maple 3 pcs.
Truss Rod Double Truss Rod 570 mm Head Control
F/B: Rosewood
F/B Binding: ABS white single binding
Position Mark: Triangle White Pearl
Body: RG4000 type
Body: Basswood 40mm, hardmaple 3 pcs., Basswood 40MM
Body Binding: ABS White Single Binding
Bridge: RG4003 type
Pickups: Mini Hum x 2
2 V, 2 T, 1 toggle switch
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Re: tokai rockinbetter
Im super confused by that website... How come, even with wholesale prices, that even for a Gibson you pay less than $400?
I read somewhere that the manufacturing is done in China, but some even have 'made in the USA' on the back. Is that even legal?
I hope im just being stupid here...
I read somewhere that the manufacturing is done in China, but some even have 'made in the USA' on the back. Is that even legal?
I hope im just being stupid here...
Re: tokai rockinbetter
They sell fake products of all kinds. I've read they keep shutting them down but they pup up short after with a new site. Thats the chinese market, hard to handle with.
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Re: tokai rockinbetter
that would seem like the only logical explanation to me 
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That is a very nice looking copy. I'd be into getting one if I had the spare funds.cycrowave wrote:another tokai lefty, i got the smell for em now!![]()
http://www.rockfactory.co.uk/proddetail ... bg-tokrfgl
Re: tokai rockinbetter
Just be careful about the Chinese direct sourcing- there are a number of different sellers/ suppliers represented on that site. Some are probably legit, and some are less reputable. Many are just using someone elses's stock photos, so what you see isn't always what you get, especially with the "copy" guitars. I have heard stories and seen firsthand situations where guitars were ordered based on a picture of a really good and accurate "copy"- but what actually showed up was of significantly lesser quality. For example, I know a guy that bought a Gibson 335 "copy": the picture looked exactly like the cherry one pictured below on the left- but what actually showed up was a red Jay Turser (like the one on the right) with a Gibson logo instead of the Turser logo. And don't even think about returns.screambasses wrote:Why not just directly to the source:
http://www.tradetang.com/for-sale/New-A ... 85341.html
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screambasses wrote:Why not just directly to the source:
http://www.tradetang.com/for-sale/New-A ... 85341.html
pete