Submariner85 New member Supporter Jul 28, 2009 #2 645567 is the number on my Studio Is this a 96 or 06? and 45567th guitar to be numbered? Hows that work?
645567 is the number on my Studio Is this a 96 or 06? and 45567th guitar to be numbered? Hows that work?
Cary New member Supporter Jul 28, 2009 #3 96, and the 45567th guitar Hamer built (plus the 750 or so "four digits") Here's more info: http://www.hamerfanclub.com/serialnumber/about.php Last edited by a moderator: Jul 28, 2009
96, and the 45567th guitar Hamer built (plus the 750 or so "four digits") Here's more info: http://www.hamerfanclub.com/serialnumber/about.php
Submariner85 New member Supporter Jul 28, 2009 #4 Cary said: 96, and the 45567th guitar Hamer built (plus the 750 or so "four digits") Here's more info: http://www.hamerfanclub.com/serialnumber/about.php Click to expand... Thanks Just wanted to make sure I was interpreting that correctly.
Cary said: 96, and the 45567th guitar Hamer built (plus the 750 or so "four digits") Here's more info: http://www.hamerfanclub.com/serialnumber/about.php Click to expand... Thanks Just wanted to make sure I was interpreting that correctly.
veatch Well-known member Supporter Jul 28, 2009 #5 Roughly speaking: Last five digits under 25k = 80s Last five digits between 25k and 50k = 90s Last five digits over 50k = 2000s The 78s and 79s are a bit more obvious. And to add - i ain't no expert. The link posted above is from the authority. /emoticons/default_blink.png
Roughly speaking: Last five digits under 25k = 80s Last five digits between 25k and 50k = 90s Last five digits over 50k = 2000s The 78s and 79s are a bit more obvious. And to add - i ain't no expert. The link posted above is from the authority. /emoticons/default_blink.png