Epiphone Serial Numbers Identification

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The Epiphone serial number decoder currently supports 12 serial number formats from 25 factories. Vintage numbers from 1932 to 1970 are supported. Serial numbers from 70' and 80's era Epiphone guitars made in Japan are not supported.

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A friend mentioned getting a used Epi Les Paul. Seemed like a good price. I would have jumped on the deal. He said he thought it was a '91, because the serial number started with 91. I was thinking, Gibson are the 1st & 5th numbers, and the 3 between that're the day of the year.

So I figured it had to be from some other year. So I dug up this webpage: I tried it with my Epi Elite SG, and it says it's a 2003 made at Fuji-gen Plant, Japan, then it gives a link to their webpage unfortunately for me, it's in Japanese. Cool link, thanks. Mine's a '95 Samick, I love it.Does Samick have the same serial number system as Epi does?

When I decided to get an SG a few years ago, Samick's version was one of the ones I was thinking about because a Gibson SG reissue was too expensive for me, so I was looking for alternatives. But Samick dealers were a little harder to find. My second set of unpotted Duncan '59s finally came in this week, and I'm planning to put them in my Epi SG. Had it out to play today, and I forgot how much mobility I have on that neck. I'm hoping this'll be a good set of pickups for this guitar.

I don't recall by now which guitar I ordered them for. My second set of unpotted Duncan '59s finally came in this week, and I'm planning to put them in my Epi SG. Had it out to play today, and I forgot how much mobility I have on that neck. I'm hoping this'll be a good set of pickups for this guitar. I don't recall by now which guitar I ordered them for. PeteThe '59N should be fine as is.

If the '59B is too bright, you can warm it with 250K pots & a.100 cap, or put in an A4 magnet. I use both methods to take the excess treble off bridge PU's. Those Epi Sg's are a bargain, & with all the limited editions, there's 20 set-neck models out now. The '59N should be fine as is. If the '59B is too bright, you can warm it with 250K pots & a.100 cap, or put in an A4 magnet. I use both methods to take the excess treble off bridge PU's. Those Epi Sg's are a bargain, & with all the limited editions, there's 20 set-neck models out now.The '59 neck PU is the one that most people seem to complain about.