1980's Tokai SD40 Contemporary Stratocaster (Black/Red)

1980's Tokai SD40 Contemporary Stratocaster (Black/Red)Japanese made in the 1980's to compete with Fender's Contemporary Series, the SD40 is a modernised Stratocaster built with an alder body, painted maple neck and 22 fret rosewood fingerboard that weighs 3. 4kg's. HSS pickup loadout with master volume tone controls and a 5 way blade selector, the original matte black red pickguard has been matched with a Ladios Sopp decal that suits the aesthetic perfectly. Very clean overall vintage condition with

has what looks like modern replacement pots and wiring

The SD-1 features a Level knob that increases the output volume of the pedal and an Overdrive knob controls the intensity of the drive

Firebird shape with a mahogany body

they're well worn but still play as they sit (contact us about re-fretting options)

Japanese made by the Matsumoku factory in 1981

Very overall cosmetic condition as pictured with light wear and tear

Korean made in 2001 (a very good period for Epiphone quality)

Loaded with Yamaha's telecaster pickup loadout (Live-GS6 and Live-GS7 Alnico V single coils) controlled by a three-way selector

The Treble knob sculpts and tops off your tone to perfection

There were only four sounds in the DR-55 which included Snare Drum

The "Gretsch" models are some of the rarest and most desirable models that Greco ever released

master volume and two tone knobs