20 Most Recent Epiphone Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Go to their website, scroll to the bottom and under the support section you can find the manual: Epiphone Performance is our Passion

You should ask Epiphone as they would have the best info. Epiphone Talk 2 Us

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You will need to get the serial number then contact Epiphone at Epiphone Talk 2 Us

The first digit is more likely an I rather than a 1. That would be a guitar from october 2003

It is a 1964 model. .

That doesn't match Epiphone data for the Yamao Gakki factory, mainly because it seems to have one too many digits, or else the month is more than 12. http://epiphonewiki.com/index.php/Epiphone_Serial_Number_Decoding .

Your guitar was made at the Qingdao Plant (Epiphone), China on December, 2008 Production Number: 19841 .

Yes we do. Your guitar was made at the Saein Plant, Korea, on June, 2004 Production Number: 3130 .

Your best source of this info is Epiphone Customer Service. Here is the link- Epiphone Talk 2 Us

It was evidently made by Samick Korea, in Nov 1955.

For the best info, contact Epiphone Customer Support. Here's the link- Epiphone Talk 2 Us

The best way to get the info you want it to contact Epiphone directly. The link is below. The other source of more limited info is The Guitar Dater Project, whose link is also below . Epiphone Customer Service http://www.guitardaterproject.org/epiphone.aspx

According to EpiphoneWiki, it was made in Unsung Korea, in Dec 1995, #575 of that run. .

That serial number doesn't match any data on Epis. The E at the start is a problem, no known Epiphone serial numbers began with just an E and no other letter, but even lopping off the letter there is no match. Please check carefully. .

I notice a repetition of some digits in this number, but as quoted it would be a guitar manufactured in Aug 2013, in China (factory unspecified), unit # 08913. .

The serial number of an Epi won't tell us the precise model. In addition that serial number does not match any Epi data. It might be "J1.........." but even then there are too many digits. Please check carefully.

Those are going anywhere from $1500 to $1900 on Reverb.com You may be able to narrow down what year it is by googling Epiphone guitar serial numbers. Good luck! Nice axe!