Muramatsu Flute Serial Numbers And Are

Their website page says: Who has information about my Muramatsu flute Flutes manufactured after April 1995 are all registered in the Muramatsu America database, as long as your flute was purchased through a legitimate dealer or agent, of course.

Muramatsu Flute Serial Numbers And Are

We keep a record of serial numbers and are quickly able to tell them all we know.

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SERIAL NUMBER: CONDITION: Muramatsu Flute Model EX-CC: EX6546: NEW: Muramatsu Flute Model AD-CC: 42910: NEW: Muramatsu Flute Model AD-RC.

All Appraisals require: model; serial number; specifications; owners name, address, phone number and email.

Muramatsu flutes are handmade in Japan to a quality and precision level that other makers struggle to duplicate.

For sale is a Used Muramatsu Solid Silver Standard model professional flute.

This flute has been completely overhauled in our professional flute shop.

Valerie of Muramatsu America is tremendously helpful and a joy to deal with.

I asked her your question and this is her reply: I m sure she doesnt mind me sharing it here.

Dear Regina, The only Muramatsu models that list their model name are the EX and GX models.

The first generation have EXGX followed by a three or four digit serial number engraved on the rib near the first post.

EX123, etc). The second and third generation EX and GX models are engraved on the back of the neck of the body.

So basically, the second generation have the model with Roman numeral ll, followed by a five digit serial number.

The third generation will have the model with Roman numeral lll.

All of the other models, ST, DN, AD, DS, SR, Alto,Platinum Clad, and Gold all have a five digit serial number engraved on the front of the neck of the body.

Based on the serial number and features of the flute, we can determine the model.

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Addressing your follow up question, what you are seeing on the foot joint would be GX, followed by two digits, which would be the last two digits of the serial number found on the back of the neck of the body.

So, if your serial number reads: GXlll 12345, the stamp on the foot joint would be GX 45.

It is marked; the muramatsu flute then in smaller script underneath; muramatsu flute - mfg co - tokyo.

There appears to be numbers on the trill key plate but they are too small (for me) to read.

Curiously, it is not marked Tokorozawa as the more modern flutes.

Does anyone have a passing knowledge of this era of flutes Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I would get a magnifying glass to read the serial number, then ask Muramatsu.