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1. #WAYNE CHARVEL SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#
2. #WAYNE CHARVEL SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBER#
3. #WAYNE CHARVEL SERIAL NUMBERS PDF#
4. #WAYNE CHARVEL SERIAL NUMBERS SERIES#

#WAYNE CHARVEL SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBER#

Your serial number 378361 puts it closer to September of 1993 rather than September of 1991 so I’d be interested if you can confirm your information somehow.

#WAYNE CHARVEL SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#

I have about 150 entries in the spreadsheet and it confirms an approximate correlation between serial numbers and dates-of-manufacture, so perhaps the barrel was not very big after all. Wherever the date of purchase is known, I also include this with the serial number. I keep a spreadsheet of Surfcaster serial numbers with associated body colors, logo colors, pickup configuration, 6- or 12-string configuration, etc. We imagine a large barrel of neck plates with serial numbers in the factory and employees selecting one at random each time they needed one. It seems there’s not an exact correlation. There are several discussion on this site about the correlation of serial numbers and dates-of-manufacture of Surfcasters. Howie: Your information is interesting because of the serial number and date of purchase of your guitar. Looking forward to hearing from fellow Surfcaster enthusiasts. What should I do? Delete the post unless it provides information other than just a dead link to an old eBay auction? In the future, I hope to check each of the posts for dead links – there are many such links to expired eBay auctions for example.

#WAYNE CHARVEL SERIAL NUMBERS PDF#

The third link is on the Variations page and is a pdf matrix that illustrates all known variants of the Surfcaster and how many of each are known. Again, please contact me at if you have any suggestions for improving this document. The second link is on the About The Surfcaster page and is a pdf document that attempts to describe all of the Surfcaster variants manufactured during the first run 1991 through 1996. Please contact me at if you wish to provide any updates to this table. The link above is a pdf table that lists over 200 Surfcaster serial numbers and a brief description of each entry in the table. My first effort was to trash all of the spam posted to the various pages. Currently, I’m still learning the intricacies of WordPress. The owner of this site has given me editorial privileges. Here’s a link to a table of over 200 Surfcaster Serial Numbers: Later model Jackson off-white solid body 6-stringīlack pickguard and black headstock with white lettering Guild tuners, mini toggle switch for in/out of phase Seymour Duncan humbucker pickup at bridge Ultra Rare 1995 Charvel Surfcaster Humbucker Tremolo Kent Armstrong lipstick tube model SLHC-1 at neckĬharvel on headstock in white pearloid pickguard Restored, two long Gotoh vintage tuners needed Maple/Mahogany body blond stripe down the backĬharvel on headstock in white belonged to the band “Nine Inch Nails”Ĭharvel on headstock in white, standard white nut No Charvel on headstock gold medallion on top of headstock

Red figured top 6-string belonging to Tim Brewer Some damage on the back next to the tremolo cover plate Tremolo bridge with plate on back of guitarġ991 Tangerine Tremolo Charvel Surfcaster Lipstick tube p/u in the neck+ Jackson humbucker p/u Signed by Frank Black of the Pixies,white logo

Maybe I'm right and it's a better guitar that will be more desireable.

#WAYNE CHARVEL SERIAL NUMBERS SERIES#

Or first 100 are collectible? Maybe as the Charvels dry up the new Stripe Series will be in demand someday. But who knows? I think the first ten are the ones to have for collectors. I don't think these will be worth much down the road. Guess my opinion hasn't changed, I don't like them. Instead of buying one I built a Kramer 5150 copy. I played a Charvel when they first came out. The Charvel was heavier and felt lifeless. R/w/b EVH Stripe Series and Y/b Charvel Art Series. And yes, the serial number started with EVH13, so that's apparently what they're stamping now.I played them back to back at GC. Reminded me of my old Charvel San Dimas that I unfortunately sold a while back (smacks forehead again). Nice action, gorgeous unfinished neck, all around solid axe. Played a B/W one today at the Las Vegas Guitar Center (my local one never has any in stock) and I was impressed.