『fender资料』关于FENDER吉他的序列号
Fender Serial Numbers from 1976
(For Japanese, scroll down)
In late 1976, Fender decided to move to a new numbering scheme for their serialization. The numbers appeared on the pegheads and for the remainder of 1976 they had a prefix of 76 or S6 preceding a 5 digit sequence. In 1977, the serialization went to a letter for the decade, followed by a single digit for the year and then 5 to 6 digits.
Examples of the letter/digit code follow like this: S for the ’70s, E for the ’80s, N for the ’90s, Z for 2000+. (I Do not know if you see what is happening here! Catch this: S = Seventies!, E = Eighties; N = Nineties; and then Z = zed? (Or 2000s+). Interesting!)
1970s S (seen as) S8 - 1978
1980s E (seen as) E1 - 1981
1990s N (seen as) N2 - 1992
2000s Z (seen as) Z2 - 2002
While the idea seems rather simple, the reality often differed. Sometimes instrument production did not meet the levels for which decals were produced—thus there are some overlapping years. Sometimes there are several prefixes found within a single year’s production, but generally, the system still gives a good guideline. And then you take off ther neck and find out it is 8 months or even a year off from the serial number! At least we have some reference to go by! Also note the N9 serial numbers. It was used for 1990 and 1999! Figure that one out!
Here is the list of letter/digit year codes:
1976 S6 (also 76)
1977 S7 and S8
1978 S7, S8, and S9
1979 S9 and E0
1980-1981 S9, E0, and E1
1982 E1, E2, and E3
1984-1985 E3 and E4 (Hey some E4s really were 84s! But not the Strat Plus!)
1985-1986 *No U.S. Production
1987 E4 (The Strat Plus Series was started in 87)
1988 E4 and E8
1989 E8 and E9
1990 E9, N9, and N0 (This was a confusing year! N9 is also 1999!)
1991 N0 (American Series, plus 6 digits)
1992 N2
1993 N3(Strat Plus introduces the LSR Roller nut)
1994 N4
1995 N5
1996 N6
1997 N7
1998 N8
1999 N9 (but also 1990!)
2000 Z0
2001 Z1
2002 Z2
2003 Z3
2004 Z4
R prefixs designate Relic Series instruments. V Prefixes (introduced circa 1982) designate Vintage Reissue Series. The D prefix indicates Deluxe. The M prefix designates Mexican Mfg. The S prefix designates Signature model. Here is an example: a new Fender Deluxe Stratocaster with serial no. DZ0363437 indicates a deluxe instrument manufactured in 2000. Or a Fender Clapton Signature Model made in 1992 would be SN20435746.
Serial Number and Approximate Date of Manufacture of Fender Guitars Made in Japan and Crafted in Japan. Also Some History!
Among the Fender Japanese guitars, there were two different logos used: Crafted in Japan and Made in Japan, and both were being made at the same time from 1994 till 1997. This means that the the serial numbers starting in 1994 ran consecutively on both the MIJ and the CIJ models while the MIJ logo was being phased out. Mid–1997 the CIJ logo was the only one used on Fender guitars coming out of Japan (with exception the Squire series).
There are several theories about why some Japanese Fenders have MIJ and others CIJ. One is that there was a reorganizing of where the parts were being make in the large, expansive Fugi Gen Gakki company. The island of Matsumoto is where the Fugi plant is located. It houses 15-20 different smaller companies, Like Kawi, Gen Gakki Ten, Yamara, Gotoh, Yamoto, etc. I was told by a former Fender Rep that the necks were made one place and the bodies another, while the electronics were made in yet another. I was told that the contract with Yamoto stated if any major subcontractor was to be changed the weaning process would have to take place (MIJ to CIJ). They call it the “Squire countdown.” Since Fuji was pressing hard to get the Epiphone contract, a change was made. Kawi was moving the bulk of their piano building to a new facility in China, and would also be making their own “harp” frames there. This freed up a lot of space in the plant. Yamara and Gotoh retooled to handle the woodwork and finish aspects of the guitars—thus the Crafted in Japan line was created.
The other story is, and maybe both are true and run consecutively, I really don’t know, but the MIJ logo Fenders were for the USA market. USA Fender wanted to stop the import of these guitars to the USA due to firing up their Mexican plant and due to the “too good” quality Japan was creating which competed with the USA models.
Regarding quailty, I have owned many of both these Japanese guitars and it is a fallacy that the Made in Japan models are better than the Crafted in Japan or vice versa. As far as I am concerned, the quality of either is much better than the Mexican made guitars and rival many of the USA models. The JV and SQ guitars, as well as some of the E series, had USA parts (mostly pickups, switches, and potentiometers) that were shipped over to Japan to help speed up production while the new USA plant was being set up in Corona, California. The early series are the most popular for collectors. Also, some Crafted in Japan models came with Custom Shop parts, like special Limited Edition guitars and Signature guitars. The Japanese serial number can be confusing too. For instance, many of the MIJ/CIJ Telecasters have the serial number on the bridge and they start with an "A". Yet if you take the neck off they can be 1994-1997!
JV + 5 digits 1982 - 1984
SQ + digits 1983 - 1984
E + 6 digits 1984 - 1987
A + " 1985 - 1986
B + " 1985 - 1986
C + " 1985 - 1986
F + " 1986 - 1987
G + " 1987 - 1988
H + " 1988 - 1989
I + " 1989 - 1990
J + " 1989 - 1990
K + " 1990 - 1991
L + " 1991 - 1992
M + " 1992 - 1993
N + " 1993 - 1994
O + " 1993 - 1994
Some Crafted in Japan models started to show up around this date, so you will find both MIJ and CIJ with the same serial numbers.
P + " 1993 - 1994
Q + " 1993 - 1994
S + " 1994 - 1995
T + " 1994 - 1995
U + " 1995 - 1996
V + " 1996 - 1997
A + " * 1997 - 1998 (Crafted in Japan logo most of the time.)
美分 70年代是S开头～80年代的E开头～90年代的N开头～2000年代的Z开头～
日芬的序列号比较乱 看上边的具体介绍。例如图片上的我这把9500琴，卖琴的说是2004年的，可是我看序列号很清楚显示是N7开头的，肯定它是97年生产的。墨西哥产的 一般前头有个M字母，后面的同美芬，比如mz5111111,就是墨产05年的。
[ 本帖最后由 蓝调吉他手 于 2007-3-31 16:38 编辑 ] 沙发................:D :Q 顶 我的美芬是010 - 2602 型，Richie Sambara签名款。序列号是SZ0 023402 ,只知道是2000年生产的，不知道序列号的其他意思，哪位兄弟能告知一二？ 长知识了，我的琴的序列号是N6165739，嗯，和卖家说的一家，96年产的;) 原帖由 benson1600 于 2007-3-25 22:07 发表
我的美芬是010 - 2602 型，Richie Sambara签名款。序列号是SZ0 023402 ,只知道是2000年生产的，不知道序列号的其他意思，哪位兄弟能告知一二？
签名款都有S，表示是签名款
后面的序号应该没有特殊含义吧
010-2602现在还生产不？
应该是品位记号是五角星的那种吧？ 原帖由 benson1600 于 2007-3-25 22:07 发表
我的美芬是010 - 2602 型，Richie Sambara签名款。序列号是SZ0 023402 ,只知道是2000年生产的，不知道序列号的其他意思，哪位兄弟能告知一二？
z0 代表是2000年生产的，s代表是签名款，其他的号是序号。简单吧？早停产了。 原帖由 水王之王 于 2007-3-25 23:13 发表
签名款都有S，表示是签名款
后面的序号应该没有特殊含义吧
010-2602现在还生产不？
应该是品位记号是五角星的那种吧？
品位记号是五角星。据柏斯琴行的人讲，整个中国大陆进口不超过10把。好像这款琴升值了，自得一下。。。 那FN 的这个F是什么意思呢???????:D :D :D 真长见识，顶一个！回头打印一个出来拿Band里面的Fender挨个对照去...... 请问蓝版,FN的F是什么意思呢????????????????? 我的日芬是Q099313, 05年才買的，難道真的是93-94年出廠？
而且號也是打在琴頸根部而不是在琴頭，但的確是Made in Japan，不是Crafted in Japan 你如果买的2手琴 有可能是，另外具体说说 是一手的，但保证书里的序列号却是Rxxxxxx，还有调弦的旋钮是gotoh的，难道琴颈是库存的？
[ 本帖最后由 little_wing 于 2007-3-30 10:30 编辑 ] 帮鉴定一下
http://lrg.zorpia.com/0/2924/18717008.aa1a4a.jpg
http://nor.zorpia.com/0/2924/18716771.08c860.jpg
http://nor.zorpia.com/0/2924/18716797.b2b029.jpg
http://nor.zorpia.com/0/2924/18717385.67167f.jpg
http://nor.zorpia.com/0/2924/18716852.70ded6.jpg 看照片，BODY/PICKGUARD/NECK/TRUSS ROD是标准的62样的，其他我就不懂了。不过05年买到93年的新琴也很有可能的，比如SRV的NO1，好象也是很多年后买到的一把60年的原琴。 卷弦器不是vintage的 貌似日芬standard strat的卷弦器都是這樣的，gotoh厰做的 日 7ENDER基本上都是老版本的COPY吧？好象没有STD吧？
回复 #18 little_wing 的帖子
日f里所谓的standard是什么型号？我孤陋寡闻了 那家琴行網站上的：Fender ST-50 Japan
Body : Basswood
Coil Split : Pickup switch selector
Color : 3 Tone Sunburst(R) Black (M), Candy Apple Red (R)
Construction : Bolt-on
Controls : Master Volume, 2 Tone
Electronics : Passive
Fingerboard : Maple / Rosewood
Frets : 21
Hardware : Chrome
Neck : Maple
Pickup Switch : 5-position
Pickups : Single Coil x 3
Vibrato System : Vintage
应该不是standard，standard和vintage到底有什麽區別？
我才發現附帶的保證書居然是錯的，上面的型號是TL-43，是個tele的保證書，居然三年后才發現，暈死了~
不過那保證書在這兒也沒什麽用。
[ 本帖最后由 little_wing 于 2007-3-30 22:46 编辑 ] standard也分墨西哥产和美国产，墨产的就是460x了，美产嘛，740x，vintage是经典版本，美产有vintage一个系列，日产的f基本上都是50、60、70年代的再版，墨产也有相应的款式，不过和美产vintage档次不一样 日芬 编号做的太乱而且仿造的老款也不是很像
我的日芬JAGUAR也不太一样
是U开头，但是写MADE IN JAPAN在琴颈根部U008727，MADE IN JAPAN在序列号上方 原帖由 little_wing 于 2007-3-30 22:20 发表
那家琴行網站上的：
Fender ST-50 Japan
Body : Basswood
Coil Split : Pickup switch selector
Color : 3 Tone Sunburst(R) Black (M), Candy Apple Red (R)
Construction : Bolt-on
Controls : ...
st-50 应该是仿造50年代的但是卷弦器不是50年代的式样应该是一把类似标准的大众琴。不会是假的。93年的 应该没错。 我的是 N3和JV7XXXX 俺们的Fender墨西哥Bass是96年的，对得上。 的确专业.请教一下.:) ;) :Q 我的琴是N2 915475.可是琴颈拆开后看到的是手写的94年6月的字样,还有制琴人的名字,是个女的.我是94年10月份买的.搞不懂. 经典的外型`却不喜欢他的摇座和！ :Q :Q :Q :Q 顶 长知识了，谢谢了啊！！:Q 蓝版这个帖很有意义, 刚才找到了这把琴, 幸亏看了蓝版的帖子, 才放弃竟拍. 看来EBAY上浑水摸鱼的人大有人在啊.
http://cgi.ebay.de/Selbstbau-Tele-Telecaster-mit-Fender-Teilen-Body-1968_W0QQitemZ160263155390QQihZ006QQcategoryZ46645QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem llurock 发表于 2007-3-30 21:43
日f里所谓的standard是什么型号？我孤陋寡闻了
standard标准款 special为特别款 llurock 发表于 2007-3-30 21:43
日f里所谓的standard是什么型号？我孤陋寡闻了
standard标准款 special为特别款 我的是美特..... US开头的,,,,，.... 那这咋说？
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