The lower end models use parts from the Chinese factory and then are assembled in Taiwan or are totally made in the Chinese factory after it opened for business in 1996. Older Jupiter cases have a "Jupiter Wind Instruments" logo on the case and the newer ones seem to just have a Jupiter logo on the case. "769-767 Just to clarify that the last three digits are the commonly known model number, so this is a 767."
#Olds trombone serial number lookup serial#
I have a Jupiter stamped with JAS-667 and Taiwan and a 9XXXXX serial so it seems like a 1990 JAS-667 made in Taiwan which by looking at it seems about right and after 17 years it's holding up pretty well and sounds pretty good as well. I think the JAS-669-667 are later models, can any owners help verify this.
If it's a JAS-667 why has it also got the 669 in the model name?Īre the JAS-669-667 later models or just a model variation on the JAS-667. The A serials seem to be from 1999 so maybe they use letters for the years now to avoid the no decade problem, like a 5XXXXX serial can be 1986 or 1996.ĭoes anyone know why there are JAS-667 and JAS-669-667 models.
I've read that for Jupiters after 1984 you add 1 to the first digit of the serial number for the year of manufacture.
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