HI I have a 1991 Japanese made ASAT serial number 9100072. Does anyone have a record of how many Japanese ASATs were made? It is fine guitar.
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Japanese Made ASAT
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Re: Japanese Made ASAT
I bet Craig (webmaster) knows or can shed some light on the subject... I know they're weren't offered for sale in the USA and that they were only produced for a short while. I remember reading a review of one in a UK guitar mag - they gave it a really good review.
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Are we talking a Japanese produced Tribby here? In that case it would be more likely your guitar was built in October 1999 instead of a 1991 (see post in the 'Serial number significance' section in the knowledge base.)MDGSydney wrote:HI I have a 1991 Japanese made ASAT serial number 9100072. Does anyone have a record of how many Japanese ASATs were made? It is fine guitar.
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In this 'What is the new Tribute series which G&L announced in 2003?' you find a little more info. But how many there were produced in Japan is not stated and neither do I know
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I remember at some point that someone more knowledgeable than myself said that they are still making ASATs in Japan, but only for the domestic Japanese market.
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Re: Japanese Made ASAT
The Japanese Tribute Series is still ongoing and continues to be built in Japan strictly for theKatefan wrote:I bet Craig (webmaster) knows or can shed some light on the subject... I know they're weren't offered for sale in the USA and that they were only produced for a short while. I remember reading a review of one in a UK guitar mag - they gave it a really good review.
Cheers,
KF
Japanese market.
I agree with Jos' assessment of the Serial Number and that it was likely built October 1999.yowhatsshakin wrote:Are we talking a Japanese produced Tribby here? In that case it would be more likely your guitar was built in October 1999 instead of a 1991 (see post in the 'Serial number significance' section in the knowledge base.)MDGSydney wrote:HI I have a 1991 Japanese made ASAT serial number 9100072. Does anyone have a record of how many Japanese ASATs were made? It is fine guitar.
Thanks
In this 'What is the new Tribute series which G&L announced in 2003?' you find a little more info. But how many there were produced in Japan is not stated and neither do I know
- Jos
Sorry, but I don't know the number of Japanese Tribute models which have been made, nor would
G&L likely make that number public.
Please do add this guitar to our G&L Registry.
Also, we would love to see pictures of this guitar, too.
See this post for details about posting photos (along with other details): Welcome! Read This First.
Thanks and Welcome!
--Craig [co-webmaster of guitarsbyleo.com, since Oct. 16, 2000]
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