Just wanna throw in, that there are also cool Kiso Suzuki guitars. There are also some hints on to date other Suzuki labeled guitars.
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You can find a link at the bottom of the post for more clearance on how to date them. Some Nagoya Suzuki guitars miss that feature. The first two numbers point out the producing year. Fortunatly all Nagoya Suzuki Vintage guitars from Japan got a 6 digit stamp inside located at the top/neck. How to know? It was stamped on the inside. My Suzuki No.6 (as most other Nagoya Suzuki guitars) are marked down by a logo of 3 crossing "S" (The picture above). Ltd is the one who produced the Suzuki No.6 guitar which this post is dedicated to. Both stopped to produce guitars from 1988/89. The company's quest for improvement will never stop on the way towardĪfter World War II the company split into Kiso Violin Company and the Suzuki Violin Company – later Nagoya Suzuki Violin Company. Quote:įrom educational violins to upscale products for advanced-level players,Īll Suzuki violins produce a better timbre, the longer you use them. From this wide spreaded experiences, Nagoya Suzuki crafts very good, very affordable, very easy to play violins (and some guitars).
There is a whole style of playing called after Suzuki. There are also violin books out there from Suzuki.
There are 37 more schools in the world, accomondated by about 300.000 pupils. About 1400 teachers are teaching children between 3 and 10 years in Japan. His son Shinichi learned the violin from his sister, studied 8 years in Germany at Klars Klingel, married the German later founded the Suzuki Music School – which is very well known throughout Japan. in 1988. After a lot of year in which he did a lot of interesting stuff, like designing machines, he died in the year 1944. He hired some craftmen and founded Nagoya Suzuki Violin Co. It was brescian style with slab cut front. He was taking the violin of a friend as tool for reverse engineering and hand crafted his first violin after that very example. He was born 1859 and got interested in violins with the age of 14. But that is not the start of it's story.Īs you can read on the web ( for example on this site) Masakichi Suzuki initiated his "business" long before. :))Īs far as I know Suzuki started to craft guitars somewhat around 1900. I also cleaned the fretboard, as the body and the neck, it also received some rare oils and some secret powers which I transferred via mental aura-power-5000. After picking down some laminate and cleaning the frets and other metal parts with 0000-Wool, it already started to shine. After cleaning it, it already started to look nice. Unfortunatly I had taken no pictures right after I got it. I bought it and went home to find out, that this was somewhat like a (personal) little treasure. Consider: I might have given him 30€+ gladly on other circumstances. Realized, that he just wanted to make cash on any(ones) cost(s), I decided to treat him as unpersonal as I thought he might deserve it. To sell me some really cheap "crafted" decorative ukuleles (whichĪctually weren't crafted or even decorative) as very special and That was rude, wasn't it? HELL NO! Why? He was trying While he wanted 27€ for the Nagoya Suzuki No. Were more rust than anything else) I had the feeling, that one could beĪble to get some really unique sound from it. It is pretty nicelyĬrafted and has pretty unique haptics. When I held it in my hands it felt somehow special. Maaahn? Yooo, have been to 'Nam and slayed a lot of enemies with that Nagoya Suzuki No. In my head I met thas 20 years oldīum sayin': "Yo, I need a job! Or maybe you got a dollar for food, Think, whoever used it, didn't sing down the war, but rather hammered Recently I was stumbling through a flewmarket and when I saw some guitars which I couldn't resist to buy.
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