#SUZUKI CLASSICAL GUITAR SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#
#SUZUKI CLASSICAL GUITAR SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBER#

Kiso-Suzuki was one company to manufacture guitars in the region of Kiso-prefecture.

#SUZUKI CLASSICAL GUITAR SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#

Kiso suzuki serial numbers Kiso suzuki had the date stamped on the label from 1948-1970. After 1980 Nagoya Suzuki changed from the normal label to white and updated the serial numbers to 7 digits mid 1980s to the end of guitar production in 1991. Subject: Tech: suzuki guitar From: akenaton Date: 03 Feb 08. Suzuki Guitars,: Rated 3.8 of 5, check 4 Reviews of Suzuki Guitars. Outside open head steel strings and a little tag saying made in Japan. Suzuki Guitars,: Rated 2.5 of 5, check 2 Reviews of Suzuki Guitars, Musical Instrument.

#SUZUKI CLASSICAL GUITAR SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBER#

One or two numbers in the serial number stands for the. History and pictures of Nagoya Suzuki and Kiso Suzuki guitars. Subject: Tech: suzuki guitar From: akenaton Date: 03 Feb 08 - 05:37 PM. I know that many of you will find it very hard to believe, but truly the highest class Japanese classical guitars were made by not famous luthiers and none of them was “all solid woods” construction.No serial number. Although greatly under appreciated, many of them are of very high quality. Suzuki Violin guitars are very popular all around the world. Nagoya Suzuki Violin still makes violins and mandolins but stopped making guitars in 1989.

Both companies were managed by Masachichi’s sons. In the meantime, right after II World War Masakichi’s company was split into 2 entities: old Suzuki Violin (also called Nagoya Suzuki Violin) and Kiso Suzuki Violin located in small town of Kiso in Nagano prefecture. However serial production of Suzuki Violin guitars started in 1951. Passionate about making a range of instruments, Suzuki made a few guitars in the early 1900s. He founded Suzuki Violin Factory in 1900 in Nagoya, Aichi prefecture, and was the first person to open a company mass-producing violins. He quickly established a reputation for making very good instruments.

* Masakichi Suzuki began making violins in 1887. Width at nut -52mm -String height on the low E at the 12th fret:4mm Japanese made classical guitars of this era are remarkable and highly underrated instruments - this one is no exception and priced to sell to raise funds for the non profit. Back and Sides are Indian Rosewood and Japanese cedar top. The neck is not perfectly straight but for a 50 year old guitar it is remarkably so and this is the only reason we rated it Very Good.

As pics indicate it has no significant scratches, dings or dents. The pictures tell the story! The guitar is in excellent condition cosmetically. This guitar has crisp treble and deep, resonating bass. We are still learning more about this beautiful instrument - circa late 1960's. Origins traced to Kiso - Suzuki Violin Company, Japan. The label is in Japanese Kanji (indicating it was made for the domestic Japanese market (versus sale abroad) and translation appears as 'Handmade in Kiso, Japan - No 20' with builder's stamp. This is a unique instrument and very high quality among Japanese made vintage classical guitars. Rare Handmade in Kiso, Japan - Suzuki Violin Company Classical guitar that sounds and plays as beautiful as it looks.

Your purchase goes to a great musical cause for kids! 100% of the proceeds from the sale of this beautiful instrument benefits the nonprofit music education organization INFINITE MUSIC.

Suzuki classical guitar serial numbers