Early 1980s Japanese-made Tokai Telecaster-style guitar with original “spaghetti” logo and Breezy Sound decal. Maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, Kluson Deluxe tuners, and Sen body. Comes with case. Vintage condition with signs of use.
Authentic early 1980s Made in Japan Tokai Breezy Sound TE‑60RR in good playing condition, presenting classic Japanese craftsmanship and vintage tone. This model is a faithful interpretation of the traditional Fender Telecaster design — the same style of rosewood guitar famously used by George Harrison of The Beatles as seen during the Let It Be sessions and rooftop concert in 1969. This guitar delivers vintage tone, classic design, and historical inspiration in one complete package — perfect for collectors, players, and Telecaster fans alike.
Original "rosewood" finish has aged over 40+ years to a more dark brown color. Headstock color still resembles the original "reddish rosewood".
Saddles worn, some screws not turning too well, otherwise decent condition.
Key Features and Specifications:
Model: Tokai Breezy Sound TE‑60RR
Year: 1980-1982
Origin: Japan (Made in Japan)
Body Wood: Sen (Japanese ash) — prized for bright, resonant tone
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Headstock: Classic Telecaster shape with original Tokai spaghetti logo and Breezy Sound underline
Tuners: Kluson‑type “DELUXE” stamped tuning machines (original)
Pickups: Original Telecaster‑style pickups
Hardware: Vintage‑style bridge and controls
Serial Number: 10XXXXX on neck plate — consistent with early 1981 production
Condition: Vintage with signs of use and character expected for age
Included: Hard case
