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Doctor of Teleocity
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Bakersfield Ca.
Age: 58
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Yes its on the bridge plate right above the saddles.
If someone changed out the stock 3 saddle bridge and added the 6 saddle and didnt leave the 3 saddle in the case you will never know the serial # unless you happen to have the COA which also has the serial # on it and date it was made..
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.......and if you have the serial number, you can't use that to date the guitar.
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I do have the COA...on that model add N7-#####
http://www.guitardaterproject.org/default.aspx I guess I was missing the most simple thing... |
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