If the serial number is not visible or legible, visit a musical instrument retailer for assistance. Pes 2017 update patch. An appraiser who specializes in Hohner instruments, or accordions in general, can supply information; however, many appraisers charge for their services. Knowledgeable accordion experts and musicians often provide useful information in online forums and discussion groups.

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/**/ Guitar Dating Vintage Guitar Dating Page Update 4/5/2015 Dating a Guitar - Locate the year your guitar was made to find out the possible value depending on. Hey guys, I just got given a Hohner Professional L75, and i'm having a little trouble dating it. The person who gave it to me had it for 15 years, but. I started a thread about Hohner guitars. Heres a few pics,the serial number is C101180,im guessing the C. As for dating your Hohner Professional. Hi everyone, first-time poster here. Right, I've only been playing for about 3/4 months. I was bought my guitar a few years ago but being the foolish.

Would I gig it? I saw Bowie playing on the Brit Awards with Placebo in about 1998 with the Steinberger that this copies, and thought it was one of the coolest things I'd ever seen. Mine has a very, very faint blemish in the finishing (on the back too) so I got it in 2004 for about £230. It was a deal I just couldn't turn down.

• – The lead singer of the is noted for playing a Special 20. • – The late classical harmonica virtuoso was noted for playing a 64 Chromonica. He also worked on improvements to its lower register as a consultant for Hohner. • – The folk, rock and blues harmonica player has primarily played both Hohner Meisterklasse and Marine Band harmonicas, sometimes with customizations.

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Look on youtube for 'Hohner G3T' and you'll find that they have quite a unique honky tone unlike any other guitar I've heard. Cheers for the post Steincaster. I just picked it up for a fiddle and the saddle screws are raised 1-2mm already. What's happened is that they (all of them to a small extent, but the g massively so) move towards the nut and the base of the screw carves into the metal. On the g it's more pronounced for whatever reason so it moves more easily as there's less resistance from the base plate. I tried clear nail polish knowing it can be removed easily but I googled recently and saw epoxy suggested by someone with a similar issue.

Please note that this information is only for Hohner stringed instruments sold by authorized dealers in the United States. This Hohner stringed instrument is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship to the original owner, subject to all the following terms and conditions: Warranty Time Period: The Warranty provided herein is for the lifetime of the original retail purchaser, except for any factory-installed electronic components or tuning hardware, on which the Warranty is for a period of one 1 year from the date of the original retail purchase.

I think now most do have a solid cap carved from alder or similar with a maple veneer a la Epiphone instead (presumably advancements in CNCD have made this viable at the budget price point). Originally posted by incurab1e excellent, then i'll definately make sure i casn get a hold of this one once its done:-) Out of interest, are bigsby's difficult/expensive to fit?

The Little Lady is very similar to the 38C, but on a pearwood comb and with different cover plate art. It is technically a playable harmonica, but it is generally regarded as a knick-knack piece that can be used as personal jewelry.

The nut and saddle are bone. The only plastic on this guitar is the pickguard. Here are some pics of what I’m talking about. The Hohner is on the right in the picture (in my left hand).

I bought it mainly because of the 3 magic words, 'Made In Japan', and hope I've got a bargain, however I can't find anything much on the web about these, and would be hoping to re-string, set up and re-sell. Does anyone know anything about these? Thanks in advance.

In short, its probably the best guitar I've ever played. I added the Bigsby since I really wanted a Bigsby at one stage. I think LPs with Bigsby's look fantastic.

The pickups have individual toggle switches wired in parallel (I think) so you can get some interesting variation. Downsides - strings cost more because they need to be double ball ended. The pickups are not really any better than ok - They sound better through the line 6 software I used than my amps but the amps I own aren't really as high gain as the modelling software can go.

Guitar as Art? Hope this helps.willhowl:yes: PS Not sure, but the serial number suggests that it was made in 1985.Hohner serial numbers seem to work this way. One potential down side of that guitar would be if any of the pieces of the bridge or locking nut is damaged or lost- if they're unique pieces to that brand or model, they could be difficult or even impossible to find. Is there any marking on the bridge to suggest the model, manufacturer or licensing? Are all the parts there? That's also a high-maintenance setup (locking, floating bridge), not one I'd suggest for a beginner. Good luck with it, if you're not familiar with that type of system on a guitar you might want to make friends with someone that IS familiar.

You can't replace the growl of a Precision though. Anyway, does anyone know anything about the history of these bass guitars. I see that my hero (JJ Burnel of the Stranglers) played one in the early eighties.

A couple of years ago, I started a thread about Hohner guitars. Since I have been a long time owner of a Hohner G-940 acoustic, when I started that thread I was thinking of acoustics, and so I placed that thread in the 'Acoustic Heaven' section. But since the name of the thread was 'Any Hohner love out there in TDPRI land?' Periodically TDPRI members would post about their Hohner (and Steinberger) electrics. So every now and then I would think about starting a Hohner club thread, and placing it in the Guitar Owners Clubs section. But I wasn't sure the interest was there, and so I never got around to it. Well today something else occurred to me.

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Famous harmonicist claimed he sold his design for the chromatic harmonica to Hohner. In the mid-1950s, Hohner began producing electric guitars.

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Periodically TDPRI members would post about their Hohner (and Steinberger) electrics. So every now and then I would think about starting a Hohner club thread, and placing it in the Guitar Owners Clubs section.

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With 64 reeds on a plastic comb, it boasts an extra octave below the middle-C note, giving it an accentuated versatility. The CX-12 is a 12-hole, 48-reed chromatic, uniquely designed with a one-piece plastic housing and a more ergonomic slide button. It is available in several keys including a tenor-C. The standard model is charcoal black in color, but a gold colored one is available in the key of C only. A variant of the CX-12, the CX-12 Jazz, has slightly different outer body features for better ergonomics, a red and gold colored housing, and higher reed offsets which aid in better tone for jazz harmonica players. Tremolo [ ] On tremolo harmonicas each channel has two reeds for each note, i.e.