so tell me about it....
-_-
I think the only way to know for sure is to special order a new guitar from the factory.... :SHK>
Quote from: ronmac on April 10, 2006, 07:24:47 PM
I think the only way to know for sure is to special order a new guitar from the factory.... :SHK>
I'm biding my time.... :WNK>
They must be getting close. Haven't there been some postings with 88xxx serial numbers mentioned?
Perhaps Mathew can serendipitously announce the shipment of guitar #90,000 in post #100,000 :mellow:
99,3xx and counting.
E. Shoaf
Quote from: Randy_R on April 11, 2006, 06:59:00 PM
quit teasing.... :WNK>
I think you should send Matthew an email and shamelessly beg for a shot at #90,000. I'm holding out for # 100,000 :wacko:
good luck :rolleyes: :GRN>
I know for a fact we are past 82,000 :GRN>
Do the serial numbers work in sequence ? My new guitar bought last month has 85471 as a serial number
They are sequential except for some of the early D-03 series and the parlors.
E. Shoaf
Quote from: Ratishna on April 14, 2006, 02:00:33 PM
They are sequential except for some of the early D-03 series and the parlors.
E. Shoaf
*and the first run of OM-03 with the serial number on the sticker.
I want 99999
Quote from: Ratishna on April 14, 2006, 02:00:33 PM
They are sequential except for some of the early D-03 series and the parlors.
E. Shoaf
in general this is true. but the serial number is when the headblock was fitted to the guitar, not the year it left the factory. Sometimes bodies appear to have sat around for a while, for various reasons, and then are finallized into instruments much later.
The lite series had its own serial numbers also.