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The original selling price in Japanese Yen is often included in the model number for example FLG-90 = 90000 Japanese Yen. The higher priced Burny electric guitars had VH-1 Gibson PAF like pickups installed from 1985 onwards. The early VH-1 pickups starting from 1983 (installed in Burnys from 1985) are approximately 7.5 kΩ DC resistance and are handwound and have an alnico magnet. The VH-1 pickups from 1987 and after are approximately 8.2 kΩ DC resistance and have a ceramic magnet and are not wax potted.

The higher end Burny guitars have fret edge binding and most models were finished with a thin polyurethane finish with only a few high end models having nitrocellulose lacquer finishes. The FLG-240, FLG-150, FLG-90 Les Paul models and the FSA-80 Semi Acoustic model were made by Terada from 1980-1981 and the RLG-150, RLG-120, RLG-90 models were made by Matsumoku from 1982-1986. Some Burny guitars from the 1970s/1980s had a tenon and dowel neck joint similar to what was used on some Greco guitars. Some Burny guitars from the 1980s had a Matsumoku bolt tenon that was also used on many Matsumoku made Aria guitars.

The early Burny Les Paul models had a "Les Paul model" logo on the headstock which was later changed to a "Super Grade model" logo in 1981. The FLG-XX Burny models are from the mid 1970s to the early 1980s and the RLG-XX Burny models are from the early 1980s onwards. Burny have made signature models such as the Randy Rhoads LC-70RR with VH-1 pickups and fret edge binding. Fernandes have also made Acoustic guitars using the Fernandes and Burny brand names. Fernandes currently has guitars made in Japan, Korea and China. Fernandes does not have their own guitar manufacturing factories and rely on OEM guitar manufacturers to make guitars for them.

The Japanese Burny solid body models were made by Terada in the 1970s and then by Tōkai in the late 1970s and then by Terada (FLG models) in the early 1980s and then by Matsumoku (most RLG models) [1] and FujiGen (most RLC models) [2] from the early 1980s up until the late 1980s and then by FujiGen from the early 1990s to the mid 1990s and currently by Tokai. FujiGen were not making many set neck guitars in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Tokai currently make the Japanese made Burny guitars. Atlansia have supplied body and neck parts for Fernandes/Burny [3] and Santai [4] have also worked with Fernandes. Fernandes/Burny Japanese Acoustics up till 1982 were made by Hayashi Gakki and from 1982 by Headway [5]. Chinese Burnys are currently made by Yako (Taiwan).
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Burny guitars from the early 1980s to the early 1990s do not have serial numbers.


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Спасибо большое! Но все же это 80-90 звучит как "рост то метра до двух".

Indy, если гитара нравится, играй и ни о чем не думай

Ап теме. То что она не из 80х теперь совершенно точно, так как серийник был в гнезде некового датчика, который я менял и НЕ УВИДЕЛ ЛОЛ

Прилагаю фотографии, серийник шестизначный смахивает на 10 декабря 94 года. М.б. в Сети есть ресурсы которые помогут пробить палку по серийнику?

Indy, скинь фото тембрблока

И все же?

"скажем в случае с бёрни, крышка на 2-х болтах(колокольчик или с крыльями), серийника нет, либо он под
датчиком, либо на голове в формате 5-ти цифр (7 цифр на тех, что делали на Tokai) - 100% Япония"
взято отсюда: http://guitar.sib.ru/node/2193#comment

А в первом посте тембрблок уже заграфичен 

Кстати о 94г это вывод строго из структуры серийника?

нееее, Shade уже столько инструментов перещупал, что наловчился определять год выпуска по структуре...дерева