These days, their main focus is on acoustic guitars. Over the coming decades, they also started focusing on solid-body electric guitars. Some of these eventually came with pickups. Hoyer then shifted to classical and folk acoustic guitars.ĭuring the mid-20th century, they started manufacturing archtop acoustic guitars. In the earliest days, they manufactured lutes and zithers.
Hoyer is another old brand, taking us all the way back to 1874. In the video below, you can check out how these guitars sound in action. In fact, they all look like they came from a 1960s alternate reality. No matter the model, their guitars are vintage-oriented.
And they also manufacture some amps and pedals. However, they also have some awesome solid-body designs. Hardware, wood, pickups, and every single part is designed and manufactured with great care.ĭuesenberg is most famous for its hollow-body and semi-hollow-body guitars. They’re also part of a bigger company called Göldo Music GmbH.Īlthough a German brand, they’ve also opened up a branch in California. In fact, they’re probably the biggest German guitar manufacturer. Let’s get to it! Currently Active Big-Name Brands Duesenbergĭuesenberg is a Hanover-based brand that’s been around since 1986. I’m not an expert on German guitar brands, but I have played the guitar since 2003 and know a thing or two about the instrument.Īnd I actually first came across the German guitar brand, Duesenberg, when researching electric mando-guitars.Įver since then, I knew I wanted to write a post about them. he wants to sell them all together but i could prolly talk him into just the fender cuz thats all i really want, unless the framus is worth a sh*tload.If you’re interested in German guitar brands, this post is for you! i thought it was a cheap piece of crap but i just found some of their new electrics on the net and they sell for 1000s.Īnyone know anything about the framus or the fender gemmini? im supposed to let him know my offer asap. it almost looks like a take piece of a bridge off of a les paul style guitar. it also doesnt have a bridge on it and it has some kinda weird thing on the neck ive never seen before. they were painting flowers and all the hippy type sh*t all over it. whoever had it sanded the top down and started to repaint the thing but didnt get it finished. i didnt think much of it cuz i thought it was junk. Hes got a bass that someone repainted and i cant tell what kind of bass it is or anything about it and a old fender gemmini III (black) (sold new for around 200ish i think)Īlso, he has a framus acoustic. I just talked to my uncle and he picked up some old guitars from an auction or garage sale or something and asked me if id be interested in them.
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