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preacher deluxe in black
again Thank you.
will have better pics for you after set-up & finish work done.
God Bless,
Glenn |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Wow, what an awesome matching set you will have with a matching black preacher 12! |
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Location: saint louis | ok, so im assuming what i have is the standard preacher. it having silver hardware and the mono & stereo outputs. Any idea how i can tell what year it was born in?
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| give us a ser# and you can get a range...
solid's are tough to date...
check the ref links to the right..err left...
still trying to lock down the pd's birthday ser#E12794...'77? anyone know?
what finish is on your preacher? sometimes that can help as well as type of bridge etc..
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Glenn;
You could use the pot date codes to get a 'not older than' date.
They should read, for example, 1377725 which would mean; 137=manufacturer code (in this case CTS), 77=year, and 25=twenty-fifth week of the year.
Assuming your pots are all original, the guitar can't be older than this date.
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