Hoyer 12 String Guitar
- The serial number is 83941 and the guitar has a wide 1 & 11 / 16ths nut width. The guitar has been refinished and almost all of the parts have been changed. The guitar has been refinished but they wisely left the original serial number on the guitar.
- Vary Rare Hoyer HG 452/C - W. Germany early 1980s w/ Ebony Fingerboard (Open To Trades) $1,150. As low as $54/mo. Hoyer Telecaster Dark Green HS EMG Pickups, Germany 1970s. Hoyer Guitar 1952 Dark Sunburst. Hoyer Rare 12 String.
- Model 'Spezial', one of the top models of the company from this timeperiod. This guitar is equipped with an IDEAL-singlecoil from the 60´s. Vol and tonecontrol are under the pickguard. Built: mid 60´s. Condition: optical 3. (with serveral used traces), technical 2. Your question about HOYER Nr.: 2100010.
- The Hoyer guitar name dates to 1874, with Franz Hoyer opening a shop in Schonbach. Serial Number: N/A, but built. Hoyer guitar for sale: Vintage Hoyer 1950s Archtop guitar with Kent Armstrong pickup: 429 £ Hoyer Expo Archtop Guitar 1960: 495 £ Acoustic Guitar:Arnold Hoy. Hoyer acoustic guitar range. The HOYER® trademark is owned by RITTER LLC of the USA and is fully protected under US law and throughout the world.
Hoyer Guitar Serial Numbers Online
Up for sale is my Hoyer Explorer electric guitar. From my research, I would date this in either the late 70s or early 80s. Made in Germany. These are quite rare (serial number 28) and extremely well made.This particular model is set neck, 5 piece neck-through, flame top, back of headstock has sli.
Hoyer Guitar Serial Numbers Explained
I stumbled into an old Hoyer SG style guitar that played pretty well. Has a few cosmetic issues but overall a solid guitar.
There is no serial number. I'm having a really hard time dating it but if I had to take a guess it would be 1980 or prior. I'll post pics after a while but it has a Vibrola style tremolo and a full pickguard. No guard around the knobs like I've seen in some.
Also, any other input is greatly appreciated. Needs a new nut and there are a few finish cracks but on the whole not too bad for what I want it for.
There is no serial number. I'm having a really hard time dating it but if I had to take a guess it would be 1980 or prior. I'll post pics after a while but it has a Vibrola style tremolo and a full pickguard. No guard around the knobs like I've seen in some.
Also, any other input is greatly appreciated. Needs a new nut and there are a few finish cracks but on the whole not too bad for what I want it for.