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Anno '80 hats noch keinen L 2500 gegeben...
Na, na du scheinst wohl die Weisheit in Pacht zu haben?? Leider habe ich nun mal das Teil und das eben von George Gruhn bestätigt bekommen! An seinem Urteil gibt es wohl kaum ewas zu rütteln!!
Anbei den Auzug aus vonder G&L Webseite :
The information in the table and text below the horizontal bar was compiled by Paul Bechtoldt, columnist for Vintage Guitar Magazine, and is included in his book G&L: Leo's Legacy. In 2002, G&L Musical Instruments will begin compiling a searchable online database of instruments and serial numbers, to allow G&L enthusiasts greater ability to learn more about the attributes and date of completion of their instruments.
While the serial number information below refers only to instruments produced through 1992, a significant change in serialization of instruments occurred in 1997, with the advent of 4-bolt neck guitars. The 4-bolt neck guitars and 6-bolt basses changed to serial numbers beginning with "CL". About one year later, the numbers changed to a "CLF" prefix. The prefix "CL" and "CLF" stand for "Clarence Leo" and "Clarence Leo Fender", respectively.
There are exception to the changes above. The George Fullerton model, which when changed to 4-bolt neck attachment, continued with serial numbers using the prefix "GF", for "George Fullerton". The SB-2 bass continues to the present with a 3-bolt neck attachment and prefix beginning with "B".
Enthusiasts interested in production dates and serialization are well advised to visit GuitarsByLeo.com to research the registry and accompanying text.
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First Recorded Serial Number for each year.
YEAR GUITAR BASS LOCATION
1980 G000530 B000518 Bridge
1981 G003122 B001917 Bridge
1982 G009886 B008525 Bridge
1983 G011654 B010382 Bridge/Neck Plate
1984 G013273 B014266 Neck Plate
1985 G014690 B016108 Neck Plate
1986 G017325 B017691 Neck Plate
1987 G020241 B018063 Neck Plate
1988 G023725 B019627 Neck Plate
1989 G024983 B020106 Neck Plate
1990 G026344 B021788 Neck Plate
1991 G027163 B023013 Neck Plate
1992 G029962 B024288 Neck Plate
MfG Swallow6[
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Anbei den Auzug aus vonder G&L Webseite :
The information in the table and text below the horizontal bar was compiled by Paul Bechtoldt, columnist for Vintage Guitar Magazine, and is included in his book G&L: Leo's Legacy. In 2002, G&L Musical Instruments will begin compiling a searchable online database of instruments and serial numbers, to allow G&L enthusiasts greater ability to learn more about the attributes and date of completion of their instruments.
While the serial number information below refers only to instruments produced through 1992, a significant change in serialization of instruments occurred in 1997, with the advent of 4-bolt neck guitars. The 4-bolt neck guitars and 6-bolt basses changed to serial numbers beginning with "CL". About one year later, the numbers changed to a "CLF" prefix. The prefix "CL" and "CLF" stand for "Clarence Leo" and "Clarence Leo Fender", respectively.
There are exception to the changes above. The George Fullerton model, which when changed to 4-bolt neck attachment, continued with serial numbers using the prefix "GF", for "George Fullerton". The SB-2 bass continues to the present with a 3-bolt neck attachment and prefix beginning with "B".
Enthusiasts interested in production dates and serialization are well advised to visit GuitarsByLeo.com to research the registry and accompanying text.
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First Recorded Serial Number for each year.
YEAR GUITAR BASS LOCATION
1980 G000530 B000518 Bridge
1981 G003122 B001917 Bridge
1982 G009886 B008525 Bridge
1983 G011654 B010382 Bridge/Neck Plate
1984 G013273 B014266 Neck Plate
1985 G014690 B016108 Neck Plate
1986 G017325 B017691 Neck Plate
1987 G020241 B018063 Neck Plate
1988 G023725 B019627 Neck Plate
1989 G024983 B020106 Neck Plate
1990 G026344 B021788 Neck Plate
1991 G027163 B023013 Neck Plate
1992 G029962 B024288 Neck Plate
MfG Swallow6[
] []
Chuck
MusicMan
Jetzt einmal runter vom Gas...
Wenn du selber lang genug Baß spielst wirst du selber wissen, wann 5-Saiter Bässe aufn Markt gekommen sind. Wir reden ja immer noch vom L 2500 mit 4+1 Mechanikanordnung. Zeitlich davor waren übrigens der L 5000 und der L 5500 angesiedelt.
Wenn du selber lang genug Baß spielst wirst du selber wissen, wann 5-Saiter Bässe aufn Markt gekommen sind. Wir reden ja immer noch vom L 2500 mit 4+1 Mechanikanordnung. Zeitlich davor waren übrigens der L 5000 und der L 5500 angesiedelt.
Na ja, ich habe schon verstanden wir sind in einem Froum. Ich enthalte mich weiter! Meine Nummer ist B000899 und die lässt sich einordnen! Kann auch ein Prototype gewesen sein von damals, entzieht sich meiner Kenntnis. Hier hat ein Freund von mir, als Endorser von Fender, MusisMan, G&L u.a. Gitarren von diese Firmen die nie im Verkauf gelangt sind und man auch nie zu sehen bekommt. Wir sind halt des öfteren in USA und laufen die Uhren halt anders. Mein Beitrag geht nicht um Belehrungen war nur etwas Erfahrung aber auf diese Weise artet es aus in " Besserwissen" and that´s not my intension. Friendly regards to all!!
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