Norman's Rare Guitars is proud to be involved with the New NBC Show called 'It's worth what?' The show will follow America's Got Talent and will premiere Tuesday, July 19th and Normans Rare Guitars has provided pieces of memorabilia that include Tom Petty's famous top hat, Richie Sambora's Zemaitis Guitar, and Fender Broadcaster, the broadcaster is the lowest serial number Fender guitar that is currently available for sale world wide. The TV Show features Cedric the Entertainer as the host, and will have the audience choosing which items are most valuable. Some of the items that will be on the show will include Roy Rogers Horse Trigger and Dog Bullet, both stuffed original animals from his TV Show, stage 1 Elvis Clothing, one of Princess Diana's famous dresses, rare cars, antiques, etc. Be looking out for this show, it's a major Merv Griffen Network Production and it should give a lot of exposure to both the vintage guitar and memorabilia market.

The Whitest Boy Alive Burning Free Download. Dec 24, 2010 - 1 min - Uploaded by r3s3t063Tonight I decided to put up on youtube a test video demonstrating my 1993 Norman B20.

Most guitar manufacturers put a serial number on each instrument they produce. This number can be used to date a guitar and in some cases tell where it was made. Serial numbers tend to be stamped or written somewhere on the headstock or neck joint of the guitar. On some acoustic guitars, the serial number is on the inside of the sound hole.

Serial numbers are often at least four digits long, and they sometimes include letters. Search the area around the serial number for a date stamp. Not all guitar brands use date stamps, but if you find one, you have your answer. Look for the brand name decal on the guitar's headstock. Each guitar brand uses a different set of serial numbers, so you need to identify your guitar before you attempt to use the serial number to learn when it was made. Surething Decal Maker Software Download. Determine the type of guitar (such as Gibson Les Paul or SG, Fender Stratocaster or Telecaster) if possible.

This can help when you are researching serial numbers. This information is often written on the headstock or truss rod cover. An online search of the brand name can help you do this. Visit the manufacturer's website and look for serial number information.

Many guitar makers have brand-specific serial number information on their web pages, usually in the 'Support,' 'FAQ,' or 'Info' sections. Sometimes third-party websites also have solid information on guitar serial numbers. Email the serial number to the manufacturer and ask for help. Attach a few high-quality pictures of the guitar to the email to assist the manufacturer.