Nagoya Suyzuki Electric Guitars: 2012

Some Suzuki Guitars History...

Suzuki Guitar, or Suzuki Violin Company Nagoya (hereafter referred to as Nagoya Suzuki), is from the Nagoya area of Japan.
There was one Suzuki company before the 2nd World War. After the war, a entity created by the US and allies called GHQ (for General Headquarters) dismantled some parts of 'Imperial' Japan and some companies were closed or restructured. In Suzuki's case, the company was separated into:
- the Suzuki Violin Company, changing to the Kiso Suzuki Violin Company and
- the Suzuki Violin Manufacturing Company came to be called the Nagoya Suzuki Violin Company.
Kiso Suzuki went bankrupt in 1987 and the machines and materials were sold to ESP.
Nagoya Suzuki stopped making guitars in 1989.

Nagoya Suyzuki Electric Guitars

Friday, March 30, 2012

SLS 50 front

Super Sounds front 2

Super Sounds back 2

Super Sounds headstock 2

Super Sounds front

Super Sounds back

Super Sounds headstock

Les Paul copy headstock

Les Paul copy back

Les Paul copy front

P15 label

P15 front

P15 back

Hollowbody headstock

Hollowbody front