- Headstock korean guitar hohner strat copy serial numbers#
- Headstock korean guitar hohner strat copy serial number#
- Headstock korean guitar hohner strat copy professional#
In short, it's not the name at the top, it's the wood and how the guitar was made.
Headstock korean guitar hohner strat copy serial number#
And it doesn't help they had no consistent serial number system. But at the same time, Japan was building lower-end, crap guitars and using the same brands on the headstock.
Headstock korean guitar hohner strat copy serial numbers#
These Greco guitars have no serial numbers or way of actually dating them, except for the fact they were only made from 88 to. Starting around 1988 Greco contracted Cort (or Cor-Tek) to produce their Gibson copy guitars still using the open book headstock design. There were a lot of passionate builders in Japan that were building great guitars in that period. Cort also made guitars for Steinberger, Hohner and Kramer from the mid 80s. Aside from the name Hondo and the goofy headstock shapes most of them had I really love the tone of the pickups they used in that and the earlier H76 guitars (those had the best pickups). I own several of the Strat copies of the same seires. The acoustics from Martin and Gibson in the 70s were not good. Mike, Those 75 seires guitars were actually pretty nice axes’s. Shine does not have and distributors/dealers in the U.S. L59 means, basically, Les Paul copy, and the T stands for the tremolo system on there. Shine Guitars 335 Copy - An early Shine guitars 335 copy from Korea. Holy moly, what a gorgeous guitar Made in 1987 in either Japan or Korea.
Headstock korean guitar hohner strat copy professional#
Hi I have a black Hohner Professional l59t guitar with the serial no. Guitar teacher Alexander Briones present the highest rated solidbody electric guitars under 200 along with detailed advice on what you need to know before deciding which one to get.
The Ibanez, of course, had their copies of the Gibson Doves and Hummingbirds. Hi I have a black Hohner Professional l59t guitar with the serial no. There guitars were great, but their electronics were so good at the time people were buying the acoustic electrics and ripping out the electronics to put in their Martin guitars. But Takamine did change their headstock in the early 80s. If you are looking for information about the instruments manufactured at that time, you will find all available product details for almost all models in the document below. They were producing the Martin guitar clone. HOHNER has stopped the production of guitars for some time. There was also Ida Gakki (Iida) and Kasuga.
But the 'by Hohner' Marlins can still have plywood bodies, for instance. In all honesty, I'm more familiar with the banjos from that time frame. Then Hohner bought the brand name, and in 1989 shifted production to Korea, which improved matters somewhat. They started to really ramp up production in the 80s, and many of the factories moved to Korea. The silver serial-number sticker (right) on the back of the headstock tells us the Moridaira factory in Japan probably built this Lotus. If you had the money, you could get a guitar with whatever name you wanted on the headstock. A guitar’s factory of origin plays a huge part in its quality and assessed value, so don’t just write off an unfamiliar brand of vintage guitar when you come across one. You had a small amount of factories producing tonnes of different brands of guitars.
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