A serial number can of course be used to identify a stolen instrument. If a seller does hide part of the number you may wonder if they are trying to hide the fact that it is stolen. In most cases the reason is for the one stated above, but it is always worth checking when buying an instrument. Yamaha definitely introduced the 52 and 62 at approximately the same time as the 23 — 1978/9 — and it was good. Really, really good. The 61 was replaced in 1978 by the 62 series, which is a few years before the Selmer Super Action 80 made its way onto the scene (appx.

Serial Number Chart for Acoustic and Classical Guitars In the following charts, you can determine the year of manufacture for a Yamaha acoustic or classical guitar. The first step is to find the serial number—a combination of letters and/or numbers— and the “Made in ” label (Japan, Taiwan, or Indonesia) on the guitar. You should be. Serial Number Chart for Electric, Archtop, and Bass Guitars In the following charts, you can determine the year of manufacture for a Yamaha electric, archtop, or bass guitar. The first step is to find the serial number—a combination of letters and/or numbers— and the “Made in ” label (Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, Korea, or China) on the. Nov 28, · A few years later, must’ve been 88/89, I bought an early model YAS But I kept the 32 as back-up horn for many years. The YAS 62 horn definitely had engraving on the bell with the Yamaha logo and the Yamaha blurb with the serial number on the body above the thumb rest. I’m pretty sure that the G1 necks came later.

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Yas 62 serial numbers yamaha guitars Jun 14, · Yamaha 62 series Alto Saxophone history – YAS (), YAS (), YAS (), YASII (), YASIII (), NAMM Date: 26 January , Source: NAMM Uploaded by clusternote; Author: Greg Gebhardt from Laguna Beach, CA, USAAuthor: Greg Gebhardt from Laguna Beach, CA, USA. I am looking for a Yamaha YTS 61 or 62 Sax for around $ What year is the Yamaha tenor saxophone YTS serial # A I have a Yamaha 62 sax, serial number And YAS is the current On current Yamaha serial numbers the A indicates that it was assembled in America which is a. Yamaha YAS Alto Saxophone Serial Number SOLD. Buy a license key for Backuptrans Android WhatsApp to iPhone Transfer to move all WhatsApp messages from Android to iPhone. UpdateStar is compatible with Windows.

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Yas 62 serial numbers yamaha guitars

This guitar in the sample serial number was the 26th guitar built in April The Q stands for a 0 and the N is a 7, which means 07 for QN K C is the 26 th guitar built in April, 20 Already a legend, the “62” attained the love and respect of a wide range of players for its highly reliable performance and outstanding quality. It owes its success to a group of dedicated designers with great vision, and highly skilled craftsmen performing their work with an extraordinary level of devotion, perfection, and passion.

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Saxquest is fortunate to have received a matching pair of original pair of first series, “purple logo” stamped Yamaha 62 horns. Here's the tenor, a YTS-62, with serial number 010897. This tenor is as perfect as I've ever seen a purple logo 62. Despite its age, it shows only surface scratching of the original lacquer, and no real lacquer wear to speak of.

The photos almost don't do this horn justice. It looks fantastic in person, with no dents and no previous repairs, including no resolders. The original neck has never been pulled down or damaged. Honestly, it looks like the previous owner only played it with kid gloves.

This tenor was recently completely repadded by Ken Beason, using firm leather pads and oversized, machined brass resonators. It is sealing up perfectly and has a excellent action under your fingers. Sonically, this is an impressive tenor. It plays with the big open feel and fast response you'd expect of a quality pro level Yamaha, but has more color and more depth than I typically find on the newer 62's or Custom Z's. A great all-around horn, it can fit in well in any setting you find yourself. Ships with original purple case, which is also in pristine shape as seen in the photos.