CONTACTING KIESEL GUITARS / CARVIN GUITARS You are welcome to contact Kiesel Guitars at the phone number listed at the top of the page, during the hours specified. Note that Kiesel Guitars is located in Escondido, California, and therefore operates on Pacific time. You may also use the contact forms listed in the box on the right to direct your question to a specific department. Someone will respond to your request as soon as possible. If you need urgent assistance, you may call us at 858-GUITARS (858-484-8277). Gonki na dvoih pc s dzhojstikom.

A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) can give you a wealth of information about your classic car if you are familiar with manufacturer names and model numbers. For example, a VIN beginning with YM23J63 indicates that your car is a 1966 Chrysler Imperial Crown, LeBaron, medium class, two-door hardtop with a B8 engine.

Kiesel Guitars will never ask for your personal information such as passwords or credit card information via email. Fake messages like these, called 'phishing' messages, are becoming more popular methods on the internet for scammers trying to trick you into giving away your personal information. If you receive a message claiming to be from Kiesel Guitars asking for this type of information, DO NOT RESPOND. Please notify the webmaster so we can investigate. The same goes for other organizations - PayPal, your bank, eBay - they will never ask you to submit a password, credit card info, your Social Security number or other personal data via email.

How old is my gear? Where did it come from? Whether you inherited your instrument or bought it at a swap meet, you're probably curious about its provenance. Most gear has a serial number, either printed on a label inside it or stamped into the headstock or neck plate. Use our dating guides below to figure out when your instrument was made and where it came from. If you don't see the brand you're looking for, let us know what you're looking for in the comments at the bottom. How much is my gear worth?

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