Matsumoku

Matsumoku was a Japanese guitar maker that was in business from the mid-1950s through the early 1980s. The company was situated in Matsumoto, Japan, and manufactured a variety of guitars and basses under a variety of brand names. Matsumoku guitars are widely sought after by collectors and players alike for their high-quality workmanship and exceptional playability.

Matsumoku produced guitars for a variety of well-known brands, including Aria, Westone, and Washburn, during their prime years. They were also in charge of creating a number of their own brand names, such as Univox, Electra, and Vantage. Matsumoku was noted for using high-quality materials and components, and their guitars were built to precise specifications.

One of the things that distinguished Matsumoku from other guitar manufacturers was their creative approach to instrument design. They were responsible for introducing a number of ground-breaking features, including the through-neck design, which allowed for increased sustain and resonance. They also experimented with various materials, such as graphite and aluminum, in order to improve the tone and playability of their instruments.

Founded: 1951

Founder: Tsukada Matsumoto

Headquarters: Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan

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Website: https://www.matsumoku.rocks/