dating my USA legacy
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dating my USA legacy
I am trying to figure out what the date of manufacture is for my USA legacy. the sn# that is on the certificate of conformity is CIF60016. any information would be appreciated.
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Re: dating my USA legacy
Hi,
In February of 2011 G&L switched over to S/N on a brushed aluminum plate screwed to the back of the headstock. The first S/N used was CLF061000. So your S/N is just prior to this S/N. Does this mean your Legacy is a late '10 or early '11? Non necessarily since the water slide S/N (as on your Legacy) were not enforced to be used in order; something that is true for the S/N plate. But it would still be a fair bet to date your Legacy as having been produced in that late '10/early '11 time frame. The only way to know for sure is by taking the neck off and look for a date stamp in the neck pocket and inspect the date on the UPC sticker on the heel of the neck.
Hope this helps,
- Jos
In February of 2011 G&L switched over to S/N on a brushed aluminum plate screwed to the back of the headstock. The first S/N used was CLF061000. So your S/N is just prior to this S/N. Does this mean your Legacy is a late '10 or early '11? Non necessarily since the water slide S/N (as on your Legacy) were not enforced to be used in order; something that is true for the S/N plate. But it would still be a fair bet to date your Legacy as having been produced in that late '10/early '11 time frame. The only way to know for sure is by taking the neck off and look for a date stamp in the neck pocket and inspect the date on the UPC sticker on the heel of the neck.
Hope this helps,
- Jos
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Re: dating my USA legacy
thank for the infoyowhatsshakin wrote:Hi,
In February of 2011 G&L switched over to S/N on a brushed aluminum plate screwed to the back of the headstock. The first S/N used was CLF061000. So your S/N is just prior to this S/N. Does this mean your Legacy is a late '10 or early '11? Non necessarily since the water slide S/N (as on your Legacy) were not enforced to be used in order; something that is true for the S/N plate. But it would still be a fair bet to date your Legacy as having been produced in that late '10/early '11 time frame. The only way to know for sure is by taking the neck off and look for a date stamp in the neck pocket and inspect the date on the UPC sticker on the heel of the neck.
Hope this helps,
- Jos
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Re: dating my USA legacy
is that a new fetish? dating guitars? i have heard of bestiality, necrophilia, but i am not sure what this would be called.
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Re: dating my USA legacy
I wouldn't know either what it's called but why wouldn't you want to date a guitar. All I know is that the object of desire has beautiful curves and a G string ....louis cyfer wrote:is that a new fetish? dating guitars? i have heard of bestiality, necrophilia, but i am not sure what this would be called.
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Re: dating my USA legacy
Beside the Certificate of Authenticity would should also have the new Custom Buildssmitty00 wrote:I am trying to figure out what the date of manufacture is for my USA legacy. the sn# that is on the certificate of conformity is CIF60016. any information would be appreciated.
Specification Certificate. It has a Date (next to the Evalution Technician), this can be
used as the completion date (final build date). For an example of this document see:
New in 2/2011 - Custom Build Specification Certificate in our Gallery.
Hope this helps.
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