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 12.10.2009, 18:14
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12.10.2009, 23:15
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ну вы бы хотя бы вот это почитали:
Dating Greco Guitars: Guitars can usually be dated by a serial number which can be found on the back of the headstock. Early (70's) Greco guitars used a serial number and prefix letter. This was either stamped and painted or just painted on and was usually in gold. The letter relates to the month of manufacture. Therefore "A" = January, "L" = December etc. The next two digits are the year. Therefore a guitar with the serial number F774698 would have been made in June 1977 Later 80's models often didn't have the letter and the serial number was printed onto the guitar in black. Often the first digit was separated and corresponds (I think) to the year in the 80's It is a popular misconception that Greco guitars without a serial number were made in Korea. This is NOT necessarily so. Some Greco guitars had the serial number on a sticker which may have become detached. In my opinion the only way to tell a Korean Greco is by experience, there is no defining factor that I am aware of, just a list of clues. Examples of serial number types can be seen HERE и вот тут посмотрели - http://www.cosmikdebris.co.uk/grecopics.htm#serial |
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15.10.2009, 17:47
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21.10.2009, 7:12
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25.10.2009, 10:21
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