TOKAI TALBO 40th ANV Platinum Black Wilkinson Sustainer Super black TALBO

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TALBO is produced by TALBO Secret FACTORY. The locking type pegs have been upgraded to MG-T! NEW sustainer base! '99 circa blue-black color! Limited stock! A dedicated battery box for the sustainer is also included! The neck shape has been revised to the '99 type! There is no string guide, so the tension is nearly uniform from the 1st to 6th strings, resulting in a natural sound! It also comes equipped with the Bill Lawrence L-250 & L-500, which are popular for their unique sound, perfectly matched to the full mode sustainer! The center pickup has been moved by 10mm for a great look! The pickguard is also custom-sized to fit the rear L-500. Hobby Laser-Gun can be switched with Kill SW! The hollow, one-piece aluminum cast body delivers a sharp sound with fast attack and excellent response, long sustain, and the warmth of a hollow body. The tremolo setup has also been updated for a more natural sustain and picking response. Try it out with a clean sound! The platinum color is characterized by the body finish, which has been hand-buffed by an aluminum craftsman, and it changes mysteriously and subtly depending on the light. It will make an overwhelming presence on stage! Depending on the lighting, this platinum black can appear either black-purple or black, creating a subtle color sense that opens up new possibilities for play! Enjoy the unique sound of a Talbot.[SPEC] BODY: Cast Aluminum alloy AC-4B (1-piece aluminum casting) NECK:Maple Nut:Graphtech Black TUSQ FINGERBOARD:Rosewood 22F, MACHINEHEADS:GOTOH SG381-07 MG-T BRIDGE: Wilkinson VS100N PICKUPS: F: CD-100F(Sustainer Driver), C: Bill Lawrence L-250, R: Bill Lawrence L-500 CONTROLS:1V, 1Sustainer V, 5way-SW(CRL), Sustainer ON/OFF, Sustainer Mode, Laser-Gun, Gun/Kill Selector SW FINISH: Platinum Black Get 3 collaboration picks with HISASHI/GLAY! Although it is difficult to see in the image, there are some "cavities" caused by the casting method, which involves pouring the material into a sand mold, as well as traces of repairs such as filling with putty. this Show more