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The second and third numbers are the month March (03). The last three numbers are the unit number 22. The fourth and fifth numbers are the day 18th. The second and third numbers are the month 09=September. YMMI (Yamaha Music Manufacturing Indonesia), Made in Indonesia, 1990-1996: The final four numbers are the unit number 3112. The first two letters are the year Q=0 and I=2, so 2002. Three letters, six numbers, like so: QIM183112. Kaohsiung Factory, Made in Taiwan, 2001-: The final three numbers are the unit number 111. Kaohsiung Factory, Made in Taiwan, 1971-2001: The last four numbers are the unit number 21. Tenryu/Wada Factory, Made in Japan, 1985-1986: The final two numbers are the unit number. The second two numbers are the month here, May. Tenryu/Wada Factory, Made in Japan, 1969-1984: No year of manufacture can be determined. Tenryu/Wada Factory, Made in Japan, 1946-1968: The three numbers are the unit number 123. Letter-letter-letter-#-letter, like so: QIL123A. Yamaha Music Craft, Made in Japan, 2001-: (See previous entry for Yamaha Music Craft for more on the numbering.) During 1999, they starting the count each month at 200 rather than 500. The last three numbers are the unit number. The three numbers are the unit number this started over each month at 500, so unit number 21. (That first letter is an “oh” not a zero.) Yamaha Music Craft, Made in Japan, 1997-1999: 111 is the unit number and the final letter is an internal code. Letter-letter-letter-#-letter, like so: QLY111C. The three numbers are again, unit number. 213=unit number and that last letter is an internal code.

Using the charts, we see that H=1991 and P=September. The last three numbers indicate unit number. The number following the letter is the year, in this case. The letter at the beginning represents the month, so J would be March (see chart above). If you still can’t figure it out, please see Yamaha contact info at the bottom of this page.Īlternate serial number configurations for Yamaha Classical and Acoustic Guitars First LetterĪ lot of people have written in to say, “Hey! My Yamaha serial number looks nothing like this!” To you folks, we offer the following: Several other serial number configurations used by Yamaha over the years. The last three numbers represent order of production on the day the guitar was made.Įxample: hm02316 = the 316th unit made on June 2 of 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991, or 2001. The first two numbers indicate the day of the month. (Their numbering system began with “H” for 1.) The first letter indicates the last digit of the year of production.

Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 9.Serial numbers on Yamaha guitars repeat every ten years due to the way they are formed.

Apart from a few chips, the finish has stayed in remarkably good condition(compared with the Tak which is disintigrating around the soundhole). These could probably be sorted easily, although i've never felt the need. 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.

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 hasn't got the volume or tone of the Tak, but it's a much nicer guitar to play. The action is fantastic and the sound is well rounded. Although I use a Takamine en-20 (another 1980s relic)for gigging, the Suzuki is the first choice at home for composing or noodling about on. I bought it new in about 1983 and you are right -it is a fantastic guitar for the money. I have still got a Nagoya Suzuki w-120VSC cutaway tobacco sunburst exactly as you describe.