Some of the Samick guitars' serial numbers start with the last two digits of the year made as the first two digits of the serial. SupportMusic.com - Help keep music education in your local schools! I'm trying to figure out ANYTHING about my guitar, other than the fact that its a samick, and electric. I've gone over every inch of it looking for a serial/part/model number and can't find a thing.
Anyone know how to tell when your Samick was made from the serial number? I just got one and would like to know when it was made but have no idea how the serial numbers run.
It was made in Indonesia. Interesting to see that they are building a plant here in the US to make guitars and moved their US headquarters and distribution center to near Nashville. They bought 18 acres, so far, and are going to produce American made guitars. Vray scatter 3ds max 2012 free download.
Anno 1503 download vollversion kostenlos deutsch. Anyway, I would greatly appreciate learning how to tell when my guitar was made from the serial number. Let's try this approach. The Samick website does not have an email contact so that option is out.
Does anyone know how to decipher the serial number on Samick acoustics to figure out when your guitar was manufactured? This info would be good to know and I am hoping someone on the forum has figured this out and is willing to share the info. Thanks a lot in advance.
Got a nice Jumbo J 2 that sounds great and looks great and feels great. The neck is like a strat and it plays really well, even the hard to get chords. Glad I got this inexpensive but great guitar. The tone is really nice on the bass end and bright on the treble. The mids are great as well. It is my best acoustic guitar, by far, unplugged. The twentieth aniv.
Seagull S6 will probably be the best when I get it back with the EMG active pickup. It has a solid spruce top. You need to watch those solid tops for cracking.
I have a very good case for it. But the Jumbo just has that natural unplugged sound I can't see why more people don't buy them. They are loud and full and very tonefull. They have that nice deep round bass that a lot of people are searching for by trying to find different strings.
Try a Jumbo if you are up to it and want to get that really full bassy resonating sound. This Samick Jumbo J2 you can feel vibrate very noticeably when you play it, both in the neck and in the body. I like an acoustic that resonates and vibrates so that you can feel the vibrations. Flashback to the old hippy days when real was real and plastic was plastic, if you know what I mean. Those were the days, eh? Duffy Winfield, Pa.