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(b) Serial number - The second part of the alphanumeric grouping is the five-digit serial number itself. (c) Manufacture date - The last character determines the date of manufacture. Since A was used in both 1969 and 1970, Marshall decided that 1971 would start with C. To avoid confusion with the numerals 1 and 0, Marshall elected to skip the letters I and O. Also, for reasons not explained, there are no Q-dated amps. Z was used for two years, allowing time to convert to the bar coding scheme started in October 1992. Here are the date codes:
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