the tobacco akihabara Did you know Osaka has it's own mini version of Akihabara? This neighbourhood is called Den Den Town and has numerous gaming arcades, hobby, gachapon, electronics and anime stores, arcades and maid Japanese tobacco restrictions hi-res stock

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Such a fun guitar to play, The combination of old and dehydrated mahogany with the super thrashy and airy T-Tops just make this such a great sounding instrument. You just will not get this kind of tone from modern day lp's. (Although I love what gibson is doing these days and they sound amazing) its just a different sound that is so vintage and pleasant. A great investment too, this is an lp than you can play, its already been played in for you and the neck is already naturally smooth that you can just glide on. The Tobacco burst is super familiar with the gold speed knobs and white plastics that have aged to cream, pearloid block inlays with the original fretless wonders that ring like a bell. The sustain is off the charts, I love lp standards on a clean channel way more than the lp customs, they just have this growl and the rosewood on this sounds amazing and looks super nice too it has a great grain pattern and color thats really stands out. Overall a super awesome piece that is very inspiring and definitely makes me play a different type of way. The neck is a 60's slim taper c shape that fills out alot into the 12th fret.0.79" at 1st, 0.99" at 12th. Not too hefty at 10.002 lbs but that weight comes from a dense slab of mahogany that has no more moisture content and sings when strummed. I really think 70's lp standards are gonna cost a fortune one day, they play way too nicely not too and look bad ass. Thanks for looking