Furthermore, a bass guitar equivalent, the F400N, HIIBN or HB901 was also available at the same time.
A non-vibrato version, with stop tailpiece was given the model designation HIIN-OT, but also known as the HG800 or F200-OT. Over the course of production, just over 4800 instruments were built, in a total of 19 batches, the last in 1976.
#HAGSTROM GUITAR SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS#
The HIIN solid-body electric guitar was also distributed in the United States by Arc as the F200N, and later, when Ampeg became the US distributor as the HG801. YEAR APPROXIMATE LAST SERIAL NUMBER PRODUCED 1953 1000-1500 1954 1500-2200 1955 2200-3000 1956 3000-4000 1957 4000-5700 1958 5700-8300 1959 12035 1960-1969 This chart displays the first and last serial numbers of guitars produced in each year from 1960 to 1969 (inclusive) no corresponding model names or numbers are available. There's good reason for calling this solid-body guitar the Special it combines outstanding musical quality and workmanship at a moderate price. A neutral position for a more round and warm tone, often preferred for rhythm chords, and a bass position for the lush and lovely, but still melodic blues sound. The truss rod in the F200N is the typical H expander-stretcher truss rod, patented, and used exclusively in Hagstrom guitar and bass necks, and largely responsible for their claim of the "fastest playing neck in the world".Ī treble position to create a vigorous bright rock sound. From batch 788 onwards, all HIIN guitars had the familiar two-sided headstock. In fact, the very first batch of HIIN guitars, batch 768, can be considered a transition model between the older HII and newer HIIN, in that it had the Fender-style single sided headstock of the former, yet the pickups and controls of the latter.
This is the Blue book 'bible' of Hagstrom electric guitars and basses This booklet contains all the important information on the Hagstrom serial number system together with production years for the different batches of guitars and. The use of potentiometers was a clear improvement over the various switches that harked back to Hagstrom's early days as an accordion manufacturer. Hagstrom / Reference Book / 1994 / Guitar For Sale. This model was the direct descendant of Hagstrom's 60s models the HII (or F200) and HIII (F300), with some notable differences primarily pickups (humbuckers rather than single coil units) and headstock shape (tuners 3 per side, rather than 6 in a row) and controls (potentiometers rather than switches). Although HIIN production commenced in 1969, the majority of these dual humbucker Hagstroms left the Älvdalen plant (Sweden) in the early 1970s.
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