Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits "92" represent instruments and parts thereof; microphones; other recording and sound-reproducing apparatus.

Specifically, this major category includes the following:

• Instruments and parts thereof: This includes various types of instruments, such as string instruments (guitar, piano, violin, etc.), wind instruments (flute, trumpet, saxophone, etc.), percussion instruments (drums, gongs, tambourines, etc.), keyboard instruments (electronic keyboards, synthesizers, etc.), and their parts, such as strings, keys, speakers, etc.
• Microphones: Devices used to capture sound and convert it into an electrical signal.
• Other recording and sound-reproducing equipment: Includes tape recorders, amplifiers, speakers, mixers, etc.

Therefore, if a product belongs to the category of instruments, microphones, or other recording and sound-reproducing equipment, its HS code's first two digits are typically "92".

For more detailed classification, you need to look at the subsequent digits, because "92" is just a broad category, and the later digits will further classify the type and use of the product.

The first four digits 9202 refer to other string instruments (e.g., guitar, violin, harp).

The six-digit explanation:

Classification: Other string instruments (e.g., guitar, violin, harp)

Meaning: String instruments played with a bow.

The 8-10 digit explanation:

HS code: 9202100000
Classification: Other string instruments (e.g., guitar, violin, harp): --> played with a bow
Explanation: This HS code covers other string instruments, such as guitars, violins, and harps, and specifically refers to those played with a bow.

Examples of products: * Violin * Cello * Viola * Double bass * Electric violin * Acoustic guitar (with bow attachment)