1980s Shiro TS-400 Matsumoku Solid Body Electric Guitar

1980s Shiro TS-400 Matsumoku Solid Body Electric Guitar

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M251S

$499.50

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1980s Shiro TS-400 Matsumoku Solid Body Electric GuitarEarly '80s Matsumoku electric reminiscent of the Aria Thor Sound guitars, with mahogany maple muilt lam sandwich body suggestive of neck through construction, but bolt on instead. Loaded with Super Distortion style humbuckers loud enough to awaken the Grateful Dead. Includes gig bag. Product Specs Item Number: 39303 Make: Shiro Model: TS 400 Condition: Good Finish: Natural Categories: electric guitars solid body Year: 1980s Made In: Japan MPN: 39303

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Very well made, great quality and doesn't feel cheap at all. It's thick, not flimsy or fragile so you can really swing it to launch a ball. Saves my body that I don't have to bend over to pick up the ball anymore, and saves my shoulder that I don't have to hurl the ball anymore. Another bonus is you don't have to touch a slobbered, soggy ball, or a ball covered in dirt. The foldable design is fantastic because I walk everywhere with my dog and don't want to carry around a long stick that's awkward to hold. This folds down small enough that I can securely put it in the back pocket of my jeans without worrying about it falling out. The thing I love most about it is there's a elastic loop at the end so when you fold it you can latch it securely. This small detail is outstanding because I can also hang it on the strap of my sling bag and with the loop secured it will not slip off the strap. This product is so well made and thought out overall.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024

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Debra Terry

Battle Creek, US

★★★★★ 5

Excellent toy for play

My dog would play all day if I threw the ball to him. He loves this even though he's 12. The scooped end allows you to pick up the ball without touching it. After a few runs it's covered in dog slobber. So that's a major plus for me! Also, some health issues affect my walking and bending at times. This helps with the bending. This is a great game to play with your favorite friend!

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026

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Susan Says

West Palm Beach, US

★★★★★ 5

Your high-energy dog will love it!

Why did I wait so long to get one of these?!? I am the stereotypical throws-like-a-girl person, and my dog really needs to have an option that forces her to run far and fast. This is it. I can get that ball half a soccer field away at a minimum if I want. The ball is super bouncy, which adds an element of fun to her attempts to tame it and bring it back. Super worth the money (which wasn't much!). I've never had one of these before, so can't compare to the non-folding version. This one is easy to carry and fits in a drawer for storrage. No way you can fit it in a pocket, especially if you have a phone in one and dog treats in the other.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026