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A while back you might remember I purchased a Mexi-Strat and posted about setting it up. I am really not a great player but wanted to get an electric to make some noise.
Well the guitar felt good to me until I played my friends SRV Strat and loved it. Not only did it have a nicer tone (of course) but it was a TON lighter in weight.
Well funny enough, only after 30 days of owning it. The middle pick-up died. Not to mention, it would never hold a tuning and needed tuning everytime I picked it up no matter how often.
I took it back to where I bought it and bought an American Tobacco Sunburst Strat with a Maple Fret board. It is SUCH a BETTER Guitar and it stays in tune. This guitar has inspired me to start taking real lessons again on weekly basis and I love playing it.
I have owned a few nice guitars inlcuding a PRS in the past but I must say, this American Strat is already my favorite.. I could not be more happy. Anyway, just thought I would share...
Well the guitar felt good to me until I played my friends SRV Strat and loved it. Not only did it have a nicer tone (of course) but it was a TON lighter in weight.
Well funny enough, only after 30 days of owning it. The middle pick-up died. Not to mention, it would never hold a tuning and needed tuning everytime I picked it up no matter how often.
I took it back to where I bought it and bought an American Tobacco Sunburst Strat with a Maple Fret board. It is SUCH a BETTER Guitar and it stays in tune. This guitar has inspired me to start taking real lessons again on weekly basis and I love playing it.
I have owned a few nice guitars inlcuding a PRS in the past but I must say, this American Strat is already my favorite.. I could not be more happy. Anyway, just thought I would share...
Tokai's strats made in the early 1980s are the best. 
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