Dating Parker guitars (from Wayback Machine) On the Fly we use a six or seven digit serial number. All guitars made before 2003 will have the six digit code. The first 3 digits are the day of the year, the next two are the number in that days production, and the last digit is the year.
Parker Guitar Serial Number Decoder
Parker Guitar Serial Number DecoderCLICK HERE ->>> previous serial number decoder has not been available for 2005 or 2006 models, and there has been no definitive database for use with modern guitars. However, I found a new serial number decoder on Guitar World that uses a simpler and much less complex algorithm.To find the serial number for your guitar, grab the nut and fretboard from the guitar. Make a cut under the headstock from the edge of the nut to the middle of the fretboard at the 12th fret. The nut should come off first if your fretboard is glued-in. Once the nut comes off, pull out the fretboard, and slide it back and forth as shown in the picture below.The decoder is written in the Python programming language that runs on most platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, and most web browsers. All you need to do is visit the GitHub page and download the source code .The decoder is tested for all models but the '85 to '90 models. That means serial numbers starting with the letters BS, C, DB, GS, W, Y, Z have been tested, but no matter what comes after those letters. So if your guitar's serial number does not start with any of those letters, its possible that the decoder has no way of knowing what year your guitar was built.For the reasons above the decoder should give you a correct serial number 99% of the time. A rare (1%) case is when the serial number is 5 digits or less. In those rare cases, the decoder may return 5 instead of 4 digits. If you want to further verify that it is indeed a five digit serial number, you can download the gitrandom.py python script and try running it on the serial number you get from the decoder. You can find the script on GitHub . c8b82c0f98 -matrix-trilogy-1080p-download -battle-stadium-17-ai-dota-maps -de-obras-leila-guerriero-pdf-18 -v73b-132
In October 2002, Parker initiated the first production run of the Fly bass guitar, in both 4-string and 5-string versions. The 5-strings were noted for their ease of use for 4-string players, both with respect to weight and string spacing. Parker 4-string basses produced in the original factory in Wilmington, MA shipped in 2003 and had seven-digit serial numbers using the same formula for dating as the original NiteFly guitars while 5-string basses were shipped first and had six-digit numbers that begin with 092 reflecting the 2002 manufacturing. Basses made by U.S. Music Corporation used the same seven-digit formula continuing the 4-string serial number and dating. As with other Parker guitars, they offered both magnetic and piezoelectric pickups, with the ability to blend the two. The Fly Bass was discontinued in 2008 and Parker currently offers 4 and 5 string basses with the newer MaxxFly shape. 2ff7e9595c
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