Sep 15, 2017 - The Dobro resonator guitar is a traditional American instrument that. The Regal Instrument Company of Chicago a license to manufacture and distribute Dobros. Look for a serial number stamped on top of the peghead to.
And there was me thinking it was a 160cc motorcycle. The purpose of this article is to solve the mystery of the early Yamaha FG serial numbers, internal markings, and labels. And to be able to fairly accurately determine when they were made. Yamaha doesn't know exactly when the earliest FG's were made. Everyone has been guessing for years.
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May 13, 2017 - The most common Yamaha serial numbers follow a system that uses 2 letters, followed by 5 numbers. Let's look at an example of what this might look like - MM12022. From this we can tell that this is the 22nd guitar built on June 12 of either 1966, 1976, 1986, 1996 or 2006. So how does this work? Mycoolguitars.com/mij/yamaha./yamaha-guitar-serial-numbers-dating-your-guitar/ Information gathered from the web: Serial numbers on Yamaha guitars repeat every ten years due to the way they are formed. The first letter indicates the last digit of the year of production.
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(Their numbering system began with 'H' for 1.) The second letter indicates the month. The first two numbers indicate the day of the. Www.guitarsite.com/database/Makers/rec/188/wwwboard/messages/1014.shtml Apr 2, 2006 - 3 posts - 1 author Barbara, I found your post looking for info on my brothers FG 160.
I know 'Today' there is one on ebay with 1 bid for $199. So I suppose if its under that price your getting a deal.
This guitar is Wholesome and unmatchable in sound quality unless you pay big $$$ for a martin or Taylor. Get the serial number.
VG Overdrive is sponsored by Single-Cyclops Model 27, 1932. When John Dopyera stormed out of the National shop in January 1929, his resignation stemmed from more than a spur-of-the-moment tantrum. For months the inventor of the resonator guitar spent his evenings and weekends working with his brother, Rudy, on a secret project – a single-cone guitar they believed superior to the National Triolian. They called their new instrument the Dobro.
The Triolian’s bridge sat in a round wooden “biscuit” mounted in the center of a metal amplifying cone. John Dopyera developed the biscuit-bridge system for use in a ukulele, but felt the design did not sustain well enough when enlarged for a guitar. National’s president, George Beauchamp, overruled Dopyera and rushed the Triolian into production in late 1928. Beauchamp and Dopyera had been rubbing each other the wrong way for some time, and this came as the last straw. John and his brothers decided to split from National. The Dopyeras turned the resonator upside-down and modified its V shape into a W, connected to the bridge by a long screw through the center.
A radiating spider carried the sound from the bridge to the edges of the cone. Without a block of wood choking it, the inverted resonator vibrated freely and sustained notes longer than the biscuit-bridge cone. Rudy and Emil (later called Ed) Dopyera left National soon after John. The brothers named their new company Dobro (a shortened version of Dopyera Brothers). The word also meant “good” in their native Slovak language.
Emil, the salesman, showed the prototype guitar to dealers in southern California and took the first orders. Two other brothers, Louis and Bob, helped finance the venture. In the spring of ’29 Dobro started production in the back room of Russell Plating Company. Within a few months the company moved to a new brick factory at 727 East 62nd Street in Los Angeles. A Regal-made Model 19, with poinsettia coverplate and a Gumby-shaped headstock with drum veneer and stenciled “Gretsch,” mid ’30s.
Dobro’s model numbers corresponded to list prices in a system that has long confused collectors. Because prices changed from year to year, guitars changed model numbers, and the same model number may have applied to several different guitars. For instance, 1929’s Model 45 was a dark, unbound student guitar, 1932’s Model 45 was a bound single-screenhole “Cyclops,” and by late ’33 the Model 45 was a spruce-top with two screenholes. This was not a progression of the same basic guitar. These were Dobro guitars that in those particular years carried a list price of $45. It was not a good system, and the company stuck it with until production ceased at the dawn of World War II.