Gibson Serial Numbers Kalamazoo
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Jimmy Wallace Les Paul. The 1980 model (serial number 8 1012) has black backplates for the control cavity and switch, large tortoiseshell side dot markers, and weighs 9 pounds 9 ounces. The 1990 model (serial number 0 0076) has brown backplates, large black side dot markers, and weighs 9 pounds 2 ounces. 9 days ago In 1994, Gibson's Centennial year, many instruments have a serial number that begins with '94' for the year, with the remaining 6 digits indicating the ranking number. Gibson USA 2014 to present – These serial numbers cannot be dated to a specific day of the year.
I read that Gibson started the Kalamazoo line during the depression era to keep manufacturing but sell a model at a lower price. Kalamazoos have been around for a longer time then the 60's. I picked up a Kalamazoo at a yard sale.for 5 bucks! It is a depression era (30's) 4 string tenor guitar. I found an old Gibson ad depicting Kalamazoo from around that time. Ron Hubbard (of Scientology fame) played one just like it (according to web info).
It is awesome! The only mod om mine was that someone cut out the pick guard to put on a pickup.which was not included. Unfortunately, no dates or serial number are visible through the f holes? This thing is definately a conversation piece. Are they worth anything on the vintage market? Anybody here have one?yeah, I have two Kalamazoo basses - one with the Fendery headstock, and one with the Thunderbirdy headstock. They are actually quite nice basses.
The serial is 94037957. 1.) Gibson Support Site says: The pattern is as follows: YDDDYRRR. YY is the production year. DDD is the day of the year. RRR is the factory ranking/plant designation number. Prior to 1984 when the Kalamazoo, MI factory was closed, the numbers 001-499 indicated Kalamazoo production.
The fact that they are made of compressed board of some type makes you think they will sound awful, but they used genuine Gibson parts. And the humbucker is so domineering that the actual wood used has little say in how it sounds.
In fact, when I first took mine to rehersal my band went mad for it. Both looks and sound The humbuckers are exactly the same as used on all EB basses - the bridges and handrests are what was on EB basses until the new intonatable bridge came out in '67. Machineheads are japanese, but did appear on some EB0s (plus Harmonys and other makes) - Consequently they tend to get parted out, as replacements for various EB0 and EB3 projects. I am trying to keep mine as is though. Both of mine are white, but I am looking for a new blue (or maybe red) body, for a little variation.
The fact that they are made of compressed board of some type makes you think they will sound awful, but they used genuine Gibson parts. The body is made of some kind of composite wood? I can't imagine how much money they even saved on that vs real wood back then!
Gibson Serial Numbers Kalamazoo Number
Maybe the compressed wood cut costs because it was easier to cut and shape? The shaping and machining had to be the most expensive part of the process.everything else in the final construction would have been about the same cost if they used mostly Gibson parts. Good ol' American ingenuity.gotta love it.