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Electro Voice Speaker Serial Numbers
For model Mercury 911, Electro-Voice Inc.; USA: Source: Ebay radios82376490. The Electro-Voice speaker used by (Paul Rivera for) Fender in the early 1980s was the EVI-10 (Model Numbers 1810-0276 or 1810-0942). It was an 8-ohm speaker weighing about 12 pounds. It was the OEM version of the (retail) Force 10, but without fancy emblems or push-in-to-connect terminals.
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Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 10:27 pm |
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Posts: 7 | The serial number on the back of my X640s bass is 011353. Does anyone know how to decode that?
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:21 am |
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Location: Oxford, MI | First number represents year 0=1980, next 2 numbers are the month 11=November and last digits are sequence numbers - how many built. This only works on stamped numbers on the back of the headstock with 6-7 numbers. Other Electra serial numbers cannot be decoded (such as the foil tag serial numbers) and some may be able to be decoded if they were made by a manufacturer that followed a system (Alvarez?).
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 10:31 am |
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Posts: 7 | So November 1980 sequence 353! Thanks! Guess that makes it vintage?
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Posts: 4 | on the bottom of the neck of my guitar it says model ether an e or f lg-01/bk the sticker kinda ruff so its hard to make out but thats what i came up can anyone tell me what that means thanks..
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Electro Voice Microphone Serial Numbers