Тема: пробить серийник
подскажите как можно "пробить" серийный номер продукции yamaha? я знаю, гитаристы как то проверяют происхождение свего инструмента. наверняка это возможно и для барабанов сделать
коллега webdog пишет:
Yamaha Drum Vault
спасибо за ссылку!
только там не серийник пробивается, а номер типа модели
расшифровка серийного номера - http://www.vintagedrummuseum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=581
The serial number has typically two letters: the first one indicates the year of manufacture and the second one indicates the month. Some newer models have three letters. Here's the table for corresponding numbers for the letters:
Dating Yamaha Drums (Originally from Dave Ksycki, Yamaha)
1980-1989 (also late 1970's): The first letter in the serial number indicates the year of manufacture; the second letter is the month.
Example: OL = 1988/May, OM= 1988/June. • Indicates research model or first run in production
H I J K L M N O P Q S X Y Z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 • 10 11 12
1990-Present: Drums are coded with three-letter prefix on the serial numbers. The first two letters indicate year, the third letter indicates the month (1=Jan, 2=February, etc.).
Example: PPI=February 1999(PP=99. I=Feb)
1 = H
2 =I
3 = J
4 = K
5 = L
6 = M
7 = N
8 = O
9 = P
10 = X
11 = Y
12 = Z
00 = Q
Also visit the Yamaha Drum Vault, which unfortunately does not cover all the models.
http://www.yamaha.com/yamahadrums/drumvault/default.asp
Here are also some older catalogues:
http://www.drumarchive.com/Yamaha/
In the model number the first number defines the series and the second and third indicate the diameter of the drum. After them there can be letters. For most 80's an 90's drums the next applies:
C - standard size toms, 14" deep bass drums
F - power size toms, 16" deep bass drums
T- turbo size toms and 18" deep bass drums, square tom sizes.
Later there has been other letter additions, for example Y in the end of the serial number, which I think means Y.E.S.S-mounts.
Example #1: 8000-series Turbo Tour Custom 18"x22" bass drum with birch/philippine mahogany/birch shells, serial: BD-822T
Example #2: The 16"x16" floor tom in the same Turbo Tour Custom set is exactly the same as in the Tour Custom set (standard) so the serial should read FT-816C.