jacco
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NWOBHM said:I remember that white Burny custom you had. Remember? You argued that it was an 85' not 87', because of the serial number starting with a 5? But, in my experience, serials numbers in the bridge cavity are usually from the 90's. You had a RLG-70 that started with a 7 serial, that you thought was from 87' But, I thought it was from the 90's aswell since, the RLG-70'S don't show up til' the 90's. Same with the RLC-75, they don't show up til 91'. I for one, try not go by catalogs as being gospel but, would they use the wrong catalog pic for 5 years in a row, if the RLC-75's or RLG-70's came out in 86? I still tend to agree with, Nil's Burny info page on serial numbers in the bridge pickup cavity being from the 90's and winged TRC and lightning bolts starting in 88'. http://www.japanguitars.co.uk/burny%20info.htmlUdonitron said:They never made the 5 piece diamond past 85/86 however so that narrows it down a bit My Burny "lightning bolt" actually had a date stamp from 1987 in the cavity with a winged TRC.
My thoughts exactly!
Isn't there more logic to these Burny's with winged TRC's, lightning bolt inlay & S/N being 90s models?
@lejuge:
I am interested what made you decide they were 80s models. I have read some of your posts on different forums:
http://forum.japanaxe.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=783
and
http://www.tokaiforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=102070&sid=813375e3da966df5f926870411d3bfb0
On February 11 2009 you say you 'hope' your guitar (which is the same guitar you are showing here) is from 1986 and on
July 14 2009 you say you are sure it's from from 1986. So somewhere during those 4/5 months you must have come by some proof of that?