Hohner professional guitar serial numbers

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If you are insuring it you should insure it for $$1200. However, some great options also exist in the $300-$500 range as well.

I'll let you know how I go on with my new machine heads once I've fitted them.How much is my accordion worth video 310 - major scale variations in the bass. The guitar has 2 Singlecoils ( GS-11 GS-12), 1 Volume- and one Tone-Poti, a 3-Way switch.There were two models, a black one and a sunburst model. Thank you for your request.The Hohner TE Custom was built from 1988 to1992 for the price of 650.- DM ( about 325в‚¬).The neck is a one-piece-maple Neck the wood is is made from the so called canadian rock maple and the body is made from Californian Maple. This is a copy of the reply they sent which also may be of interest to people. You may well have seen this before but there may be others who will benefit from it. They answered some of my questions and actually sent me a document which seems to cover most Hohner guitars. I contacted Hohner about my TE model and they have been very helpful.

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Just an update of my tuning problems, the machine heads on the guitar are generally in poor condition and the E (6th) I'm having major problems with virtually fell apart when I took the string off!! Sent for a new set of machine heads and I'm just waiting for them to be delivered. I took it to a professional Luther to be set up and he was swooning over the quality of the instrument.Д«ut back to the Hohner TE - I gigged with it on Tuesday night for the first time and it sounded great, one problem it gave me was going out of tune but I think the guy that sold it to me has put new strings on it and they possibly haven't bedded in, watch this space! The only identifying give away is a label on the back of the headstock which says 'Made In Japan' It's a wonderful guitar with top class material being used.

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There is no serial number anywhere on it and I cannot for the life of me find any real info on it.

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I have an Aria Pro 2 (Les Paul) which I bought new in the mid 1970's from a store in Liverpool (same store John Lennon bought his first guitar).

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However, like yourself 8000 plus guitars seems a lot to me unless as you say it was a big production plant with long runs of products. Really interesting theory on the serial number - makes a lot of sense to me. But I guess it's possible, depending on how many factory workers were involved, and how many other guitars were being produced in that factory in the same month.) (If the last four digits of your serial # indicate guitar number 8,456 made in January of 1992.well, that number seems a bit high to me. I don't know this to be the case I'm just guessing here. If the '1' = January, then perhaps that means your guitar was part (# 8,456?) of the very first run of this model. Then perhaps '2' = 1992, the first year of production of the Hohner TE Custom. This is totally plausible, because Cor-Tek has long done more contract production (i.e., contracting with other companies to produce guitars for them) than production of their own Cort brand guitars. So if the same serial # scheme applies (Factory, Year, Month and Production number), then 'C' could indicate the Cor-Tek (Cort) factory in Seoul, Korea. You say the serial # of your Hohner TE Custom is C218456. Then the '04' indicates the month of April, and '579' means that my specific guitar was the 579th guitar of this model made that month.

The '4' tells me that it was made in 1994, which happened to be the first year of its production. The 'C' stands for the Cor-Tek (Cort) factory in Seoul, Korea. So on my Ibanez, the serial # is C404579. According to Ibanez collectors, the initial letter indicates the Factory of origin, and the numbers following indicate the Year then Month of production, followed by a Production number. But I'm wondering if the # on yours is like that of my Korean made Ibanez RX170. Hohner has never been good about making info on their serial #s available. This stuff is interesting to me, and posting information here helps make this thread an online repository of (hopefully) helpful and reliable information about Hohner guitars.ДЄlong that line, I've been thinking about the serial # on yours. Click to expand.Roy, you are quite welcome.

Hohner professional guitar serial numbers