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- OldBandsman
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I suppose the next question is "How old is the 641 in the original picture?" I know that new ones have a lead pipe aligned with a straight run through the valves and straight rod links on the valve mechanism. Mine is from mid 1980s and has this aligned lead pipe and s (or more properly f from F-holes in violins) shaped links. I'd bet the one pictured must be older than mine. When did Yamaha start making this model?
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According to Yamaha's history page for the YBB641 ...OldBandsman wrote:I suppose the next question is "How old is the 641 in the original picture?" ... When did Yamaha start making this model?
http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/CDA/Con ... TE,00.html
... they started producing it in 1976.
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