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No tariffs, no duties, no fee's, no taxes. From Japan, ebay, from an American serviceman stationed there. He sent it "military mail," and it was delivered to my post office (rural), where I picked it up, no question's asked.

Out of curiosity did you get your Edwards guitar directly from Japan? If so how much did the duties/tariffs cost?

I obviously need Jonesy for a teacher. Just to catch up to you, Vaib.

My Navigator

me and bassplayer110 jam with jonesy!!!!!

Hi!
Got the guitar and it's a tonal heaven. Very well built and a special guitar. It's different from my other Navigator because it has a soft feel to it which is it's Mojo and makes a significant difference in approach of playing!

I'll post some videos!

Hi
I would be getting the guitar in this week most likely. Lets see how does it sound. Will update you!

Thanks
V

I think you made a "killer" deal. I am fairly certain the 480 means 480,000 yen, which means about $4,000 to $5,000 USD. You may have the guitar of a lifetime coming to you! Well done!

Hi. Long time Hope all's well with you.
Quick Update: I've bought another 96 Navigator LSP-480 from a private collector in Denmark for $2500. The guitar is on it's way. He has highly recommended this guitar against Gibson Reissues. What do you think about the deal and that year model?

yum! I'm seriously thinking of upgrading my lowly Edwards LP. 'bout the only one's I can afford are Jon Moore's. $100 or so a set.

Would love WCR Crossroads or Fillmores. "Dream On" though, not for quite awhile for me...

The Marksters (or whatever they're called) are quite spendy I hear, too. Rats.