#Silvertone samick guitar serial number

Basically, if youre paying less than 7-800 for a guitar, its probably a Samick, no matter what it says on the headstock. Almost all of the guitar manufacturers mid to low end models are made by Samick in Korea. Rhythm Band, in addition to working with several educational music products, also distributes several guitar-based brands such as Vintage and Fret-King. Samick branded models did not start using serials until around 1987.

#Silvertone samick guitar serial number

Note 2: Guitars with no serial number were produced at many different times. Note: Any guitar with a serial number with the prefix 'SI' is Indonesian-made. One source claims they acquired Silvertone in 2001, another claims 1995. Samick is the largest guitar manufacturer in the world. SilvertoneвЂ™s last major release happened back in 2015 when Samick launched reissues of six acoustic guitar models, including the 955, 955CE, 600, Sovereign 633 and the 604. Also see Headstock Styles and Logo Styles for help determining when your guitar was made (particularly helpful if there is no serial number). However, I also got conflicting info about which year THAT was. When I first picked it up it didn't work at all. So either the Fandom page is incorrect, or Samick reissued the LS and LSE guitars after they purchased the rights to Silvertone (well after 1991). I'm working on an old 30W Silvertone 1481 guitar amplifier that I got from my grandfather's basement. Then I found another web page with what appeared to be a Samick catalog photo with this very guitar at the bottom (image below). The first was a wikia fandom page that stated the Samick LSE450 was the economy version of the solid-bodied 'LS', and was produced from 1991-1992 in Cherry Sunburst (CS) and Golden Sunburst (GS) finish. The small sticker on the back of the neck reads 'SSLSE-450PTF/VS', but there's no serial number to be found anywhere.and after an exhaustive web search all I could find was a select few web pages with conflicting information. 3 Offers To Buy Silvertone DOES NOT APPLY Guitar Prices From 129.99 To 200.00. I was so impressed that it made me curious about the guitar (production year, country of origin, etc). Silvertone SSLB-11 gloss black lefty, left handed bass guitar, great neck This is a nice bass guitar for a left handed player, it has a nice, straight neck, low action for easy playing and all notes play properly. I got it home, plugged it in and was blown away at how well it played (although the pups are crap).super-low action with no fret-buzz anywhere, smooth pots with no crackle, and really nice tone (for a plywood guitar with a bolt-on neck). It was in pristine condition (looks like it was rarely taken out of the case) and the seller accepted $150 for guitar and SKB HSC. I found this 'Silvertone By Samick' LP-ish guitar in a local Craigslist ad and thought it would be a good (i.e.