That cover made it onto the earliest FG’s imported into the US, before changing to the familiar one. I’ve also found the Green Label FG’s have a different truss rod cover, with “Reinforced Neck” on it, very different than the one you normally see. I’m looking for the transition between the Green and Red labels. I’m also tracking the Green Label FG’s, the earliest models (1966-67) only made in Japan, that share the same pool of serial numbers. If the search does not produce any results, then we are unable to provide any further information on the instrument. Feel free to bookmark the link for future reference, and please be aware that not every serial number is entered in our database. With this, and other data I’ve been finding, I’ve discovered even though Yamaha says the first Red Label models imported in the US where in 1968, I’ve found many Red Label FG guitars made in 1967. Fender is proud to now offer self-service serial number search function. He’s obviously used the internal date codes to determine the years.
If your grand piano is a GH1G, GH1FP, GC1G, or GC1FP, your piano was manufactured in Thomaston, Georgia. If the serial number begins with a 'T', the piano was manufactured in Thomaston, Georgia.
On YouTube I found a guy in Japan who’s posted short videos of many vintage FG guitars, with the year, model number, partial serial numbers, and in a most cases the internal date code. As a result, there are four different serial number ranges for Yamaha pianos.
#Yamaha electric guitar serial number lookup serial numbers
I’ve started a list of guitars I’ve found with the model number, the serial number, and the date code, which will allow the 6 & 7 digit serial numbers to be grouped into a range for each year, allowing any 6 or 7 digit serial number to be cross referenced to the year it was made.
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