Series A guitars

[Alfred]

Hey, i was just wondering if any of you own or have even heard of series A guitars. Their is one in my local store for sale. Its am ES 335 copy with a duncan in the bridge and the correct gibson headstock. It plays amazingly and its only $250. I cant find any information on them and im not even sure where its made. Any one got info?

[ending_zero]

Are you referring to Series 10?

[tim gueguen]

They were a late '80s-early '90s Asian import line. I think most if not all of them were Korean made.

[foggy]

No not Series 10

There was/is a company and it's called Series A.

My first guitar actually!

It was $125 CND 20 years ago. It was awesome quality for the buck. I wish I still had it. It had great tone and feel. It was way better than guitars I later bought for $500 and $800 respectively at the time!

[jrfan]

Found this ebay auction.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Series-A-Hollow-Body-Electric-Guitar-LIKE-ES-335-CLEAN_W0QQitemZ7387866034

[Alfred]

Yea i saw that auction to, the one i want is way cheaper and i nicer color( tobacco burst) looks and plays amazing.

[shaundesjardins]

One of my first guitars was a series A strat style but with a pointy headstock kinda like a Jackson.

It was a pretty good guitar.

[Viperdc]

Well...asain import mostly in Canada made in Korea. The wood is so-so ( the ones I've tried was jackson copies made of cheap basswood) I remember they had VERY poor electronic. Indeed I used to get all short of electrical shocks when playing with my buddy Serie A. i can find them dirt cheap ( around 150 CN) all the time here. They are starter instruments. Pickups were pretty poor to what I remember. the rule with chepa azn copies. if it feels good et sound good...buy it!