Hohner Guitar Models - vintagefasr

Ed Roman recommends Hohner instruments when purchasing an economy headless Instrument Hohner's are better than all the other low cost models,.

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Models

Ed Roman fully recommends Hohner headless guitars and basses for people who want a good travel guitar but don't have the money to buy an LSR or an original Pre Gibson Steinberger

MFG	Model/Description	Color/Size
Hohner	G3T-BK Headless Guitar	Black
Hohner	G3T-GNS Headless Guitar	Grey Nickel Satin
Hohner	HCB - Hard Shell Case	Black
Hohner	HOH-601 - Standard Gig Bag	Black
-----	Pro Grade Gig Bag	Black

MFG	Model/Description	Color/Size
Hohner	B2B-BVM Headless Bass	Blue Violet Metallic Satin
Hohner	B2B-BK Headless Bass	Black
Hohner	HCB - Hard Shell Case	Black
Hohner	HSS601 - Standard Gig Bag	Black
-----	Pro Grade Gig Bag	Black

MFG	Model/Description	Color/Size
Hohner	B2AV-CRS Headless Bass	Quilted Maple Cherry Sunburst
Hohner	B2AV-GNS Headless Bass	Grey Nickel Satin Discontinued
Hohner	B2AV-WS Headless Bass	Walnut Satin
Hohner	HCB - Hard Shell Case	Black
Hohner	HSS601 - Standard Gig Bag	Black
-----	Pro Grade Gig Bag	Black

MFG	Model/Description	Color/Size
Hohner	B2ADB-BK Headless Bass	Black
Hohner	B2ADB-GMS Headless Bass	Grey Metallic Satin
Hohner	HCB - Hard Shell Case	Black
Hohner	HSS601 - Standard Gig Bag	Black
-----	Pro Grade Gig Bag	Black

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Hohner has been making moderately priced acoustic guitars since the 1970s. Beginning players favor them for their inexpensive pricing and solid construction. Playing a Hohner guitar has at least one major disadvantage, however--It's impossible for a Hohner owner to tell for certain when the guitar was made. Unlike other guitar makers that use specifically coded serial numbers to signify a guitar's month and date of production, no such system exists for Hohner guitars. Dating a Hohner guitar requires the owner to describe the instrument in detail and ask the company to estimate the date of manufacture.

Describe your guitar in writing. Note whether its strings are nylon or steel and note the body style. Dreadnaught acoustic guitars, for example, curve out from both sides of the neck, while a cutaway curves downward on one side. Write down the model name (this may be in a pamphlet, or even on the price tag from the store.) Also note whether the guitar contains a pickup for amplification.

Photograph key parts of your guitar. Guitars distinguish themselves in several areas: the headstock (where the tuners turn the strings), the bridge (which attaches the strings to the body), and the inlays (the dots, diamonds or other markings on the fretboard.) Make sure the photographs show as much detail as possible. Take several, and take them up close.

Mail the photos and written description to Hohner. If you hand-wrote your notes and took hard-copy pictures, enclose them in an envelope and address them to Hohner Inc., with a note saying you wish to determine how old your guitar is. The address is 1000 Technology Park Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23059-4500.

Send the photos and notes electronically. If you took the pictures digitally, attach them to the body of an email along with the written description of your guitar and a short note saying you would like to determine your guitar's date of manufacture. The email address is [email protected]