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When were harmony ukuleles made in japan?
Harmony ukuleles where made in the US. They name was sold in the 1970s to be used on Asian produced guitars.
Who manufactured Holiday Guitars?
Harmony manufactured Holiday guitars during 1965-1967.
Who makes Silvertone acoustic guitars and where are they made?
Made by Harmony and sold under the Silver tone brand.
What company made realistic guitars sold by radioshack?
far as i can tell, tiesco made them. also for harmony, silvertone and several others. tiesco was bought out by kawai in 68.
Where are Pennsylvania guitars made?
Martin guitars are made in Nazareth PA
What company makes harmony guitars?
Harmony guitars are now made in Korea.
When were harmony ukuleles made in japan?
Harmony ukuleles where made in the US. They name was sold in the 1970s to be used on Asian produced guitars.
Who manufactured Holiday Guitars?
Harmony manufactured Holiday guitars during 1965-1967.
Who makes Silvertone acoustic guitars and where are they made?
Made by Harmony and sold under the Silver tone brand.
What company made realistic guitars sold by radioshack?
far as i can tell, tiesco made them. also for harmony, silvertone and several others. tiesco was bought out by kawai in 68.
Where are guitars made from?
Guitars are made from factories in South Sudan
Where are Pennsylvania guitars made?
Martin guitars are made in Nazareth PA
When and where acoustic guitars made?
The guitar's roots are in Spain. It is thought to have been invented by the people of Malaga.
Who makes series 10 guitars?
Bentley made Series 10 guitars.
What was the guitar made out of?
this is two vauge, electic guitars and acuostic guitars are made out of different things and different wood
Are any Gibson guitars made in Canada?
Yes, some acoustics are, but no electric guitars. They are all made in USA.
Why are Esteban guitars so highly rated?
Esteban guitars are so highly rated because the guitars themselves are made from very high quality materials that are made to produce excellent sound.
