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Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: navdave on August 18, 2010, 05:20:17 pm
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Having trouble trying to figure out when my Fender Prosonic was made.
It has a serial number of CR-270365. According to the Fender website it should be a 92
but that cant be right these amps were not in production til 95.
http://www.fender.com/support/amplifiers.php
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The date code is not in the serial number,it's on the quality assurance tag.It's the last digits,not the first like the serial number.
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The only sticker inside the chassis is the assembly sticker line four says CH hard to read the other three lines.
CH is August 1992 that cant be right.
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I thought you wanted to date your Fender, like take it out to dinner and a movie......I mean I had amps I really liked but I never wanted to date one. Well there was this Blond bassman.......Big Bottom and really thick on top, nice mid too.
Sorry I couldn't help it...... :angel
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Yes this is true but I think she's under age.....
Just wanna make sure.
I thought you wanted to date your Fender, like take it out to dinner and a movie......I mean I had amps I really liked but I never wanted to date one. Well there was this Blond bassman.......Big Bottom and really thick on top, nice mid too.
Sorry I couldn't help it...... :angel
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Having trouble trying to figure out when my Fender Prosonic was made.
Check the iron : you should have something like 606-yyww giving you the year and week.
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Code on the power transformer is 606-10 does the mean January 2001?
Check the iron : you should have something like 606-yyww giving you the year and week.
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Code on the power transformer is 606-10 does the mean January 2001?
There should be four digits after the 606 manufacturer code.
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Ya go figure oh well.
There should be four digits after the 606 manufacturer code.
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a suggestion - go to fenders website and support section and give them an email and ask if they can help - I've had very good response doing this...
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You can also look at the pots for date codes. It's a similar scheme to the transformers, with fff-yy-ww. "fff" is the factory/company code, the next digit (or 2) is the year, and the last 2 digits are the week.
Or you could just guess mid-late 90's and likely be close enough.