Paul reed smith serial number lookup serial numbers#

Paul reed smith serial number lookup serial numbers#

9-Digit Serial Numbers (1993 - 1999)įrom 1993 until the end of 1999, each Taylor guitar featured a nine-digit serial number that pinpoints when work began on that guitar, along with its series and production position. (1 = El Cajon, California, USA 2 = Tecate, Baja California, Mexico)ġ 10706 4001 - The 2nd & 7th digits indicate the two-digit year - '14 (2014)ġ1 0 7064001 - The 3rd & 4th digits indicate the two-digit month - 07 (July)ġ107 0 64001 5th & 6th digits indicate the day - 06 (the 6th)ġ107064 001 The last three numbers indicate the guitar's position in that day's production sequence. See the explanation below:ġ107064001 - The first digit indicates where it was made. For example, the serial number for the first guitar built in the El Cajon (USA) factory on Jis 1107064001. Taylor's current 10-digit serial numbering format that started in November of 2009 identifies where the guitar was built, the start date, and the assigned number of the guitar on that day's production schedule. 10-Digit Serial Numbers (2009 - Present Day) This pickup offers the smooth, rich clarity of a classic humbucker, with extra high-end bite, while still sounding warm on the high-E and B-strings.Taylor Guitars Taylor's serial numbers with 9, 10, or 11 digits are decoded differently. The Standard Treble is The classic Paul Reed Smith sound. Partnered the Standard Treble on the Signature, Custom and Standard models. 'The Standard in the bass position offers the smooth, rich clarity of a classic humbucker, with extra high-end bite. Two controls (five-way pickup selector, volume) and two-way 'sweet switcj' tone filter until 1991: nickel-plated PRS vibrato. Two humbuckers (Standard Bass and Standard Treble until 1991). Solid mahogany PRS shape body:sunbursts or colours. The Standard 24 (aka PRS Guitar, Standard - 1985-current) features a one-piece mahogany regular set-neck, Brazilian rosewood fingerboard, moon inlays, 24 frets, signature logo on headstock: chrome-plated locking tuners. Housed in the original three-latch, rectangular black hardshell case with black leather ends and black plush lining (9.00). This amazing guitar is in near mint (9.25) condition with just one tiny indentation on the top, a few on the sides and one tiny surface chip, the size of a match head on the lower edge. Inside the treble pickup cavity, written in black marker is the serial number '72412'. Nickel-plated combined PRS six-saddle bridge and tremolo system. The potentiometer s are stamped '134 8651 (CTS, December 1986). Black plastic barrel-shape 'Speed' control knobs. One volume control, one five-way rotary pickup selector switch, and one 'mini' two-way 'sweet switch' tone filter. One PRS Standard 'Bass' Humbucker (with 'B' engraved on the underside) in the neck position and one PRS Standard 'Treble' Humbucker (with 'T' engraved on the underside) in the bridge position with outputs of 8.36k and 9.97k respectively. Ten inch radiused Brazilian Brazilian rosewood fretboard with Mother-of-Pearl 'moon' and Abalone dot inlays and 24 jumbo frets. Serial number '7 2412' inked-on in white on back of headstock.

Individual Schaller/PRS 'Rotamatic' locking tuners with half-moon metal buttons. Single-layer black plastic truss-rod cover wiith one screw. Back angled three-on-a-side non veneered headstock with gold silk-screened 'Paul Reed Smith' signature logo on face. One-piece mahogany glued-in neck with a nut width of 1 11/16 inches, a wonderful medium profile and a scale length of 25.00 inches. One-piece PRS-shape offset asymmetrical double-cutaway mahogany body with sculptured top.

This 1987 PRS 'Standard' weighs just 7.90 lbs.