I have a question about the 1970’s Hohner Telecaster Deluxe copy that’s widely discussed. I’ve seen two types of knobs advertised as original. 1) the classic “witch hat” knobs that are widely accepted as original 2) speed knobs in black. I’ve seen several pics of black speed knobs purporting to be factory original but all the catalog picture and most guitars for sale on the internet are the witch hat version. Can you please clear this up for me?
Hi can you help me get a bit of information on my Hohner E715862 .
I bought this from a friend in the 1980s sold it to another friend in 1990 and just today I bought it back !
It’s a great guitar lovely condition I always regretted selling it ,now it’s going to my son .
Hello Kristen, I’ve loved Hohner acoustic guitars ever since I first played one about 25 years ago. I finally bought one yesterday at a pawnshop, and she sounds and looks incredible; absolutely beautiful. I’m curious about when and where she was crafted though, can you help me out? She’s a model EA65CEQ acoustic electric, the preamp is labeled ‘Shadow P4’, serial number 1114D00085
I’m just resurrecting my first guitar, a Hohner ST59 Professional in Blue, that I got in 1996 (i think) and i was wondering if anyone could shed more light on the year/country of manufacturer. The serial is: C103615.
Any help is greatly appreciated - and Happy New Year!
Hello all, happy new year.
A family member gave me a Arbol Series Hohner and I was wondering if you could provide information as to when it was made and where, also is it top of the range/bottom/middle.
The serial number is E718414.
Thanks
I also have an HG-230, looking for more info. Has a Limited Edition Series 1 wood badge inside the sound hole with model number (HG-230) and the Hohner name. The headstock has an abalone inlay with large vertical “HOHNER” logo. The whole acoustic is flamed wood…top, sides and back with brass nut, brass saddle and brass bridge pins…all original. Beautiful acoustic. Perhaps one of the best acoustics I’ve ever played. I have yet to see another one of these. Made in Japan, 1970’s. Has the number: 150107 on the inside neck area.
We have noticed that there is a great need and interest in the subject of historical guitar models. Hohner stopped the production and distribution of guitars some time ago, now we don’t have any real guitar specialists in our team anymore. So, we have compiled all the information available to us in a table for you and hope this can actively help you.
If possible, I would like to get all the available information about my Hohner LP75 guitar. The serial number is 9039182. Do you have anything in the system?
Hi, Kristin. I just bought a Hohner Les Paul with the serial: 8709125. Do you think it’s the same model? If not, could you give me specs and info, and maybe even price? Best Regards.