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it's not the guitar it's the player who makes the magic! well done 👍

Where did you get that pickguard? I want to swap mine too!

Nice brother Real Nice! I got the same exact model, same color too. No I cannot play Nowhere close too as good as u are but I'm learning & man is it fun, thank for the vid & stay easy 👍✌️😆

Great guitar man ! Still got mine from 1993. Changed my pickups to some Kent Armstrong - cant remember what models tho. Still stays in tune !

Nice review! Thanks!

I have one and the neck is junk. Bought it new. The dealer and the company wouldn't replace. I Told them I would even buy a new neck, but they wouldn't sell me one. It goes out of tune by just resting your hand on the neck. The trust rod was checked. I had it set up at a place that knows what they're doing.I love the tone and like how it plays, just wish the neck wasn't so flexable.

In 1991 I bought a RGX321FP with the broken coloured shapes, a bit like the classic Van Halen design, from Foxes Music in Leeds on the Headrow in England (UK). I still use it to this day but it now needs a compete overhaul, e.g. new frets, tone and volume pots, jack socket. Like you I also replaced the stock pickups at the earliest opportunity, and I put two DiMarzio PAF PRO humbuckers in, but never got around to getting a suitable single coil for the middle position. I setup the guitar myself and like yours the intonation is perfect across every single fret including the 24th. The trem never goes out of tune and shows no sign of wear and tear. I would say this is definitely a Metal shredders guitar, because the clean tones are its weak point, although I get a nice Jazz sound from it. I feel it is too dark and powerful for Blues styles, and hence why it shines for Metal. There is so much bottom end that I have never needed to resort to detuning. Check out this fantastic Facebook page dedicated to all things Yamaha and their guitars: facebook.com/YAMAHAGUITARSAXEWILD/?fref=ts

Great song, great job covering it man!

I bought this exact guitar at a Texas pawn shop few years ago for $30! Had a cosmetics crack in the body. I really enjoy this guitar. You make it sound fantastic !

my tokai ricky is way better than the original rickenbacker my friend had....i love it and will upload a video soon

this looks like a chickenbacker.....sounds goo though....tokai never did copies with that neck pickup so close to the neck

it's surprising how well Tokai actually replicate guitars... they could do with better naming schemes though!! RockInBetter's probably one of their best... the 2 known for being a bit underrated that I know were: Fender P-Bass: (Tokai copied it and called it Hard Puncher (I personally would have chosen 'Face Puncher' or something of the like) Gibson Les-Paul: (Tokai built some and branded them LoveRock (again... improvement on naming... it's not too bad, though!!)) all in all... I tried a Tokai, and there are a few, like a strat copy I tried in a shop that play a little better than the originals!!

Excellent!!!

NICE SOUND DUDE...I wanna buy this guitar, let me ask you, do you use a original pickups or you change the pickups ??? Thanks man !!

Some sound fairly similar, but some don't; however, they also have their own unique sound. It's sort've what you get for a copy, but I must say, these are crafted with a degree of expertise. The bridge doesn't lift like the majority of rickenbackers(which is a shame) and it's much easier to fix and access. Whenever someone buys a rickenbacker 4001/3 they end up changing the pickups and bridge, which goes to show there are still defects in the design of the bridge even with a 5 screw.

Yea a good reputation of copying well known instruments and making them as good as if not better than the thing they copied.. I've a Tokai Love Rock and it's a fraction of the price of a Les Paul and I dare say almost as good ;).. I may get one of these basses though as I'm a bassist these days..

I love this guitar! Bought the same one in 1993. Recently I changed all the PUps for Seymour Duncan and built in sustainer. Unfortunately I haven't got the video but it's the matter of time. The guitar really stays in tune after tweaking tremolo. Thanks for video!

What does it sound like without effects, clean?

Nice playing good tone too

tbh its sounds amazing and theres people who complaine about this bass saying its not as good but in my opinion i think the ric sounds abit better but not much and i got mine for 500 pound so good deal for such a good bass and grate tone

nice playing man..can you tell me which one will be a better guitar the mb -50 or the pacifica 112v tone wise.. i have a greg bennett av-6 which is a very good guitar . i am looking for H-S-S or a S-S-S mostly for blues or classic rock(gilmore, clapton type sound..) .

Dude that is an insane cover...excellent job on the solo..especially the trem part

I'm researching the Samick guitar and came across your vid. As a huge Rush fan, I have to say your cover was great! Excellent work on the solo....great trem work, Alex would smiling! :o)

great job!!

awesome sound man (: found a lefty like this and am heavily tempted to get it (damn not being able to afford a genuine Ric D:)

nice　sound！！

Gonna get one in a couple weeks

I just bought a Samick Malibu, wine red. I'm super excited and can't wait for it to get here!!!!

Sounds great and am buying one of these basses myself shortly. Would like to hear it without the flanger though (or whatever effect you are using on it) as I don't think we're hearing the true sound of it.

I bought an RGX321FP in 1994, it is a good guitar with better pickups. Unfortunately, I smashed it to bits in 1999.

Hi!! How do a Rockinbetter work compared to a Rickenbacker?!?!?!?!?

wow! sounds great =] you nailed this tune man^^

nice les paul.

I crave a Rickenbacker, obssessed, this Rockinbetter is quite startlingly interesting. Thanks for letting me hear it. Tokai have a great reputation!

What an awesome bass =O

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