Kiso Suzuki Guitar Serial Numbers

Kiso Suzuki and Nagoya Suzuki Guitars information. On many of the models the first one or two numbers in the serial number stands for the year. Manufactured by Kiso Suzuki Violin. Many high end Ibanez guitars are recreated in the more. Odd Ibanez Serial Numbers. 2940000 Acoustic; 2.

(August 4th, 1975). He needed the money to get back to Canada. I bought it because my all time favorite guitar, 1967 Martin D-35 was stolen and I wanted a guitar that I didn't care what happened to it and didn't need to be 'attached' to. 30+ years later, it is the only guitar that I play!

There is Nagoya City Aichi pref. This company is making a violin, a cello, a viola, a contrabass, and mandolin etc.

There is definately something very special about this instrument.its extremely light weight but packs a big clean sound in all areas. It's gorgeous to hear being played by good musicians and they love it. Many muso's often scratch their heads with wonderment at the guitars performance.

I had $1,000 cash and was prepared to spend it all on a really great guitar. The Martin was $900, but the Suzuki was stronger and more responsive with an impressive sound. For many years it was neglected without strings until recently.

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There was one Suzuki company before the 2nd World War. After the war, a entity created by the US and allies called GHQ (for General Headquarters) dismantled some parts of 'Imperial' Japan and some companies were closed or restructured.

Also, different years, different labels (jobbers?), and whether the guitar was intended for export or for Japan - seems to have made a difference.

Rfid chip in drivers license ohio. Nagoya became the manufacturing center of string musical instruments. Masakichi's original company was eventually split into two: Kiso Suzuki and Nagoya Suzuki. They were one company before the 2nd World War. But after the war they were split up into the Suzuki Violin Company (now Kiso Suzuki Violin Company) and Suzuki Violin Manufacturing Company (now Nagoya Suzuki Violin Company). And there the relationship ended. The two companies were headed by sons of Masakichi Suzuki.

This company is making a violin, a cello, a viola, a contrabass, and mandolin etc. But it's NOT making and repairing a guitar. Because there are no workperson to make a guitar and there are no drawing. This is why a guitar printed 'kiso suzuki' or 'Three S' is very rare.: Suzuki was built by Mr.Suzuki Masakichi. May be Suzuki made guitars till first stage of the 80s (it means all Suzuki guitar is senior than me). Suzuki sometime made a guitar as OEM (ex. HILLBILLY, Tomson, sonoro, Watson, kansas, ƒ^ƒPƒnƒ‹(Takeharu)).: In Japan, many people uses Suzuki guitar, but it's minor than Yamaha, Yairi or Morris.

It's not pricy, i think the top is laminate but good sounding, i really love mine. Greetings from france, and sorry for my english! PS: here are some catalogs of suzuki folk guitars: Hello Tetsu, I have a Kiso-Susuki Classical Guitar in good condition. On the label it says G-150 80348.

I have a Kiso Suzuki model #50 Please can you help with age or maker anything My life is nice with Suzuki guitar George. : Hi,: I'm tetsu. Although my english strange, please forgive me.

If you want really better sounding guitars than the suzuki with low price, go for yamaha dw8 (300-400US). It's worth the money and sounds 10x better than the suzuki. The suzuki sounds not that bad at low level.

Inside says Model 80, SUZUKI GUITAR, Kiso Suzuki Violin Company Japan on a rectangular off white with brown trim paper. No serial number. Outside open head steel strings and a little tag saying made in Japan. Is this a much later lower end mass produced model? Haven t cleaned it up, missing one tuning peg wood looks to be solid possibly rosewood sides and back with possible cedar top? 7, serial number 44.4.26.

Suzuki nagoya was responsible for the training of legendary master guitar luthier Sada Yairi. He went on to make some of the best guitars ever made, in the tradition of CF Martin. Some say they play and sound better than a martin. He left the suzuki Company in 1929 to go it alone.

The Interwebs are sorely lacking on search results for these guitars! There's a particular one for sale on my local Craigslist, which is why I started researching. I thought Suzuki guitars were 70's creations only, and inexpensive student guitars at that. However, the seller claims this particular Suzuki dreadnaught is from the early 90's and that it's a quality all solid-wood build.

This dispels the impression from previous posters who generally class Suzuki Nagoya made guitars as composite, they may be in the cheaper types but the W-300 is solid throughout. In 1982 this guitar would have cost £200 based on the 30,000yen price (W-300) which describes the price.

My wife won't play any other and she won't let me sell it! I have never adjusted anything other than replacing strings in all those years. It's hard to fault really. The build quality is good -the g string sometimes 'jumps' or clicks when you tune it and the intonation gets a bit suspect right up past the 12th. These could probably be sorted easily, although i've never felt the need. Apart from a few chips, the finish has stayed in remarkably good condition(compared with the Tak which is disintigrating around the soundhole).