It is currently completely taken apart and getting cleaned up, repainted (pick gaurd and pickup covers) and a few other tiny modifications. Now that Im actually trying to learn, the strings really needed to be replaced. I never played it much, so it sat around for a while. So anyway, here are some pics of the guitar. I was given a Samick Lf-006 (3/4 sized cheap acoustic) as a gift. Here's another, but the headstock looks different: Guy says that's a Memphis body and it looks just like mine. So, I've only found one other hint of "Memphis" online and it's this eBay auction (which is ending soon): Um, what? Who makes an entire guitar and doesn't at least put a mark or number on it somewhere? I don't care how cheap it is (and this isn't that cheap looking), who does that, seriously? All it says is "Memphis" on the headstock.
#Old samick guitar serial numbers
but THERE ARE NO SERIAL NUMBERS or identifying marks on the guitar, anywhere. PRS Paul Reed Smith SE Custom 22 Electric Guitar with Gig Bag, Vintage Sunburst. Ibanez 6 String Semi-Hollow-Body Electric Guitar, Right, Transparent Black Flat (AS53TKF). I doesn't look like a cheap ply, the paint is nice (beat up by use, not a lack of quality), the electronics aren't horrible, the neck is a nice maple and straight as an arrow. 1-48 of 50 results for 'samick guitar' Samick Greg Bennett Design MB1LH Electric Guitar, Black. The only hint I've had is that this is maybe a Korean-made Samick from the 80's or 90's. Proffesionals have looked at the logo and told me they've never seen it before.
#Old samick guitar Offline
So now months later nodody on or offline can tell me what this **** thing is. Those Memphis guitars are mostly fat body guitars, this is something completely different. only instead of saying "Fender" on the headstock, it says "Memphis". At first glance it looks like your typical 6-string Fender strat, black body with white pickgaurd, 3 single coil pickups. Yeah yeah, I know I'm going to hell for this.Īnyway, I can't figure out what type of guitar this is.
#Old samick guitar series
Samick Artist Series jazz box (My version-there are several.)Īll these guitars were made in the mid 1980's to the mid 1990's, and all are available used online.įWIW, I think they are among the best bargains out there.Hey guys, I bought an electric guitar and case from my old roommate in Philly a couple years ago for a whopping $40! He was foreign, so he didn't quite understand the value of American money yet. Test Sound 1 Samick Artist Series (korea) Les Paul - YouTube Samick in Black script, embellished with a red line drawing that is supposed to represent a guitar, established in 1958. MIK, when Samick was making Epiphones and other Gibson style guitars of various brands, and decided to make some. Samick strat, laminate body, 21 fret, say at least ten years old. It is made like an old LP Model, and screams like the one in the clip, with factory pups and electronics.
(My LP copy was around $300, my SG Les Paul was around $200.the jazz box was over $600.) I have one of their 1990's LP types, similar to the one in this short clip. Samick LW-060 GA / AQ PINK Acoustic Guitar with Abalone HIGHLIGHTS comes with soft bag and books as seen. If you have limited money and need a great guitar, play an old Samick Artist Series and you will probably end up with a few of them. Samick LW-060 GA / AQ Acoustic Guitar NICE SOLID SPRUCE W / BAG AND BOOKS PINK Belmar, New Jersey, 077, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. They are ALL great players, they ALL compare to Gibsons, and they are ALL about 1/10the the price of Gibson originals. I have 3-the LP type as in this clip, a 60's SG/Les Paul copy, and a jazz box modeled after a high end Gibson seliing in the $10 thousand and up range. Gorgeous Trans-black alder body, with a really nice C shaped neck and a 12' radius slab of rosewood. Made in Korea, these were a pretty high end model for samick and theyre also quite rare. The Artist Series used extremely high quality wood, hardware and electronics, and craftsmanship was excellent. 1994 Valley Arts Samick SSM-2, based on the old Steve Lukather model VA guitar he used to use. MIK, when Samick was making Epiphones and other Gibson style guitars of various brands, and decided to make some under their own name. I have one of their 1990's LP types, similar to the one in this short clip.
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