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Br- |
made |
B-BC Rich |
Be-Bi
| Bj-Bo
updated 10/10/2011 |
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Jesse Brace
 |
1991 to
present |
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
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Daniel Brauchli
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|
Alaskan born
Daniel Brauchli (brow klee) has been playing, designing and
building musical instruments for over thirty years. Now living
in Tasmania, Australia, Daniel makes musical instruments full
time. These guitars, mandolins, violins, etc, combine original
acoustic and visual concepts using carbon fiber and beautiful
Tasmanian timbers |
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Bradford |
1960s |
Brand used by WT Grant Co in mid
1960s. Made by Guyatone [Source: Vintage Guitar Magazine Price Guide
]
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
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Bradley
 |
1970s |
Budget Japanese guitars imported
to US by Veneman's Music Emporium [Source:
Vintage Guitar Magazine Price Guide
] or
Tokia while manufacturing the
Gibson exotic line began to manufacture "house guitars" under
the name of "Bradley" that they imported through a licensing
agreement with Mitsubishi, from 1959 through 1963. [Source:
The Guitar Files]
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Guitar-General-649/orville-les-paul.htm
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
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Brahman |
1989- |
Guitars by Brahman Guak (b 1962)
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Brandoni
Guitars |
|
"We don't manufacture here
Paul - we assemble custom built guitars from bodies and necks
purchased from several bankrupt stocks - mainly Eko - so they
are all new." [Source: Brandoni, email 26/3/2008] |
|
G.S.Brandt |
|
http://www.ducksdeluxe.com/gsbrant.html |
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Brasilia
 |
|
Brasilia guitar, Made in Brazil
circa 1965 found eBay |
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Daniel
Brauchli |
|
Guitars, mandolins, violins being
made in Tasmania, Australia |
|
Tobias Braun
 |
|
Image of
courtesy
of Guitar Salon
International:
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Bravewood Guitars |
|
Vintage replica electric guitars,
Cornwall, UK |
|
Brawley |
2000-2002 |
Keith Brawley
designed, made in Korea
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brawley_Guitars
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
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Brazen
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Brazen guitars, Covina,
California USA |
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Breedlove

 |
1999 to present |
Breedlove Guitars are made in Bend, Oregon
Aug 2008: I had a link to the
Breedlove site Dating info - but it went dead and I can no
longer find it. The following content is from
Wayback Machine :
Breedlove Serial
Number System
Instruments built by the Breedlove Custom Shop from early 1999
onward will bear a sequential four digit serial number. We
switched to this numbering system 209 instruments into 1999,
starting with number 2000.
Prior to that, a five-digit system was utilized, with the first
two digits denoting the year of manufacture, and the second
three digits assigned sequentially by instrument completion
date. For instance, an instrument with serial number 96-040
would have been the 40th instrument to be started in the 1996
calendar year.
2006: 8491* - ????
2005: 7500 - 8490
2004: 6445 - 7499
2003: 5161 - 6444
2002: 4071 - 5160
2001: 3218 - 4070
2000: 2631 - 3217
1999: 2000 - 2630
NOTE: Serial numbers are assigned to
instruments at the start of production. Because different types
of instruments take different amounts of time to complete, they
do not usually emerge from the production process in order of
serial number. For this reason, it's hard to pin down the end of
the building year to a simple set of ranges as expressed above.
To make this resource completely accurate, we would need to list
exceptions individually. For instance, there may be a custom
Master Class guitar with serial number 6441 that was completed
in early January 2004, while a stock Quartz mandolin with serial
number 6447 might have been completed in December 2003.
In other words, consider the above ranges somewhat approximate.
If you are on the cusp of a year and wish to find out exactly
when your instrument was completed and shipped to a Breedlove
dealer, please contact us by email. Include your serial number
and a brief description of the instrument.
http://www.breedloveguitars.com/resources/support/dating.php
Automated Breedlove serial number decoder
Image
Trilogy Guitars:
This Breedlove guitar serial number 3322 is from 2001 based on
the above list.

Reviews are at Harmony Central
Breedlove forum
http://breedloveforum.yuku.com/ |
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Brentwood |
1970s |
Student guitars built by Kay |
|
Benoit de Bretagne |
|
France |
|
Briarwood Guitars |
|
Acoustic guitars introduced by
Peavey in 2003 [Source:
Harmony Central ]. Per the Peavey website this is a starter
pack acoustic. |
|
Briarwood
Guitars |
|
Hand-made by luthier Brian Goode
at the Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery in Phoenix, AZ
? when |
|
Bridgecraft
 |
|
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
|
Jack
Briggs |
2000 to present |
"Briggs
Guitars started producing under this name in 2000.
Briggs Guitars are made in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
Dating Jack Briggs guitars
Serializing of Briggs Guitars began with a 6 digit system. The
first two digits represented the year of conception; the next
two digits
represented the month of conception, the last two digits
represented the serial order of production.
(ie: 020218 = production #18 conceived Feb. 2002.)
This format has been amended
twice. In 2003 the 6 digit system became 5 digits with the first
two being the year and the last 3 being
production #. In 2006 the system dropped to 4 digits with the
first digit being the year and lst 3 being production #.
Briggs Guitars are made entirely by hand by Jack Briggs alone in
his shop.
All production is analog (no CNC equipment) with
all woodworking and finishing done in-house - nothing is sub
contracted to outside parties.
[Source: Jack Briggs,
email 26/7/2008 ]
Image courtesy of Jack Briggs:
This serial number is 4 digit, therefore from 2006. The first
digit = 6, 2006, 15th for the year.

Briggs Guitar Forum
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|
John Briggs |
1990 to present |
Hand made
acoustic guitars,
Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, Canada |
|
Broadway
 |
not Gibson/
Epi |
http://www.broadwayguitars.co.uk/history.html
Broadway catalog
http://www.broadwayguitars.co.uk/catalog.html
Images Broadway guitar ebay Oct
2011
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|
Fletcher Brock Stringed
Instruments |
current |
Mandolin Family Instruments,
Archtop & Flat top guitars,
Citterns & Bouzoukis.
Originally made in Ketchum, Idaho, currently made Seattle,
Washington, USA |
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Kenneth Brogger
 |
1975 to present |
"Made since
1975 at Ravnsnaesvej
12, 3460 Birkeroed, Denmark.
Dating Kenneth
Brogger guitars
Year on
the label inside the guitar."
[Source: Kenneth Brogger, email 13/7/2008 ]
Kenneth
Brogger bio
Images
reproduced with permission of Guitar Salon
International: Brogger Torres
copy
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|
Broman |
Late 1930s |
Broman was a Harmony Brand
?
Late 30s. A Casa Loma model was
used by the Drake Family in a photo in 1942.
http://www.shorpy.com/node/2426
http://harmony.demont.net/brands.php
Dobro also made guitars under the
Broman name according to
http://books.google.com.au/books?id=b-aXLLolVfwC&pg=PA116&lpg=PA116&dq=broman+guitars+history
Regal built
resonators [Source: Vintage Guitar Price Guide]
|
|
Laurent
Brondel |
2007 to present |
USA. Worked with Dana Bourgeois
until 2007. |
|
Bronson
 |
1930s-1950s |

In the mid 1920's half brothers
George Bronson and Harry Stanley founded the Oahu Publishing
Company in Flint, Michigan. The two remained partners in Oahu
until 1930 when a dispute between the two caused the dissolution
of the partnership with Stanley retaining ownership of Oahu. In
1931 Stanley moved Oahu to Cleveland, Ohio and Bronson moved to
Detroit where he formed the Bronson Music Company. Both
companies sold guitars, lessons and sheet music. [Source: eBay]
George Bronson had his instruments
made by other companies. Steel guitars. [Source: Vintage Guitar
Price Guide]
Bronson Melody
King was a steel guitar. Images
Elderly and eBay:
Image eBay |
|
Brook
 |
1995 to present |
Simon Smidmore and Andy Petherick, Dartmoor, England.
"We started Brook Guitars in 1995.
Dating Brook guitars
The serial number reads backwards - for example - 208030 shows
that it was the third guitar (03) to be completed in August (08)
in 2002 (02)." [Source: Simon, Brook Guitars, email 17/3/2008]
Reviews are at Harmony Central
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|
Jez Broun |
|
|
|
Eric C
Brown Custom Guitars |
|
According to
Axe to Grind
"affordable handcrafted electric guitars built by master
craftsman Eric C. Brown, using the tradition of made in Maine
quality and work ethic"
In 2006 Eric C Brown joined SPG
(Star Power Guitars) as a luthier.
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
|
Brown's Guitar
Factory |
1982 to present |
Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota,
USA |
|
Steve Brown |
1994 to present |
S.B. Brown, (Steven) Fullerton,
California
http://www.harpguitarmusic.com/listings/hg-brown.htm |
|
Tad Brown |
|
Laguna Beach, California USA
Wayback Machine |
|
Patrick Brua |
|
|
|
Bruand |
|
Quebec, Canada |
|
Brubaker |
1998 to present |
I started the
business officially in 1998 but had been making and selling
stuff about 5 years or so prior to that.
Dating
Brubaker guitars
I number all
instruments on the back of the headstock and I think in the early
days the year came first, then the actual number of the
instrument in that year. - like 1999-005- the fifth instrument
made in 1999. From around 2003 the numbering is like this -
001-03, meaning the first instrument built in 2003. I keep
production sheets on all instruments from 2003 to date.
Anything prior to that is sketchy due to the fire back in 2003.
[Source:
Kevin Brubaker, email 22/3/2008]
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
|
Michel Bruck
 |
1991 to present |
Michel
Bruck (b. 1965) trained at Lakewood Gutiars.
Since 1991, he has been working in his own
workshop in Königsberg (Hessen), Germany.
12 Guitars per year. [Source:
Michel Bruck
bio]
Images
reproduced with permission of
Trilogy Guitars Guitar Salon
International:
 |
|
Bruckwicki Instruments |
|
Jeff Bruckwicki graduated from
Robero-Venn luthiery school in 2005 and apprenticed with
John Reuter. [Source:
Roberto-Venn
] |
|
M. E. Brune |
|
M.E. Brune at myspace
Image
Trilogy Guitars:
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|
R.E. Brune Guitars |
1966 to present |
Richard E Brune. Made in
Evanston,
Illinois, USA
Year of manufacture on the
label.
Models 20 and 30 are made in
Japan.
http://www.luth.org/downloads/AL79/AL79extra.htm
Image courtesy of Roger Thurman,
Thurman Guitar & Violin Repair,
30/9/2008.
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|
Brunner Guitars |
1995 to present |
Luke Brunner, Engadin, Switzerland |
|
Bruno and
Sons
Bruno guitars
 |
1834 to present |
Charles Bruno was primarily a
distributor marketing a variety of brands including Bruno.
Now owned by Kaman Music.
http://harmony.demont.net/brands.php
http://www.vintaxe.com/guitars_japanese.htm
see Ventura
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Brunswicker & Apelt |
|
|
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Bruunari |
2003 to present |
I started to play guitar when I
was 12 which is 50 years ago now.
I started to fix guitars for
myself and others 6 years ago but I decided to start my
education at the same time because I wanted to know more about
guitar building.
It took three years in total to
become a master. A degree I received in April 2008.
In the mean time I had over 500
guitars in my hands of which 250 worldwide were sold.
All my "sellable" instruments have
a "Artistic Lutheri Bruunari" label inside with an unique
number, the date it was originally built and the date it was
restored or repaired.
I have 5 standard photo's of each
guitar and if it is a complicated repair or restoration I make a
photo report of the whole process.
I live and work in Wervershoof
which is a small town 50 km north from Amsterdam." [Source:
Bruno Merks, email, 18/4/2009]
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|
BSG Guitars |
1999 to present |
Jan Šťovíček &
Pavel Bureš, Zamberk,
Czech Republic |
|
Buckeye
Brand
 |
1930s |
There is not a
lot of information about "Buckeye Brand" instruments online.
From my brief search I have found the following tidbits.
Buckeye Brand
instruments include parlor guitars and ukuleles. Pictures
included here are from eBay.
According to
Mugwumps
the probable manufacturer of Buckeye Brand was Schmidt.
This one says Harmony.
http://harmony.demont.net/brands.php
But this one is
made by Richter Mfg Co, Chicago. According to
Mugwumps
The Richter Mfg. Co. was founded
in Chicago, by Carl H. Richter in 1926
to market instruments under the Sweetheart brand name. They were
no longer listed in 1944.

see Richter
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|
Roger Buckmaster Guitars |
1980 to present |
Guitars, banjos and more
"It
is my own name on my instruments, Buckmaster, they all have a
serial no except some early instruments;.
I didn't put a date on the
instruments , but I have been making since about 1980 ----2008
so they will be in that period, banjos are numbered from No
1-----No 71 in this period. ( I am just finishing 71 now )
with more to come .. start making about
30 years ago, I studied violin making in 1982 Loughborough
Uni U K and studied under
Wilfred Saunders ( top
British maker ) prior to this I
worked for Maton Guitars
in Melbourne for 7 years , I have had
my own business for over 30 yrs. My
shop address 237a Whitehorse Road,
Balwyn Victoria Australia." [Source:
Roger Buckmaster, email 22/8/2008 ] |
|
Budagov |
|
Israel |
|
Buegeleisen
and Jacobson |
|
see B & J |
|
Bugs Gear
 |
|
Bugs Gear guitars
Sample page from archive
2004
Reviews are at Harmony Central
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Bull |
|
Allan Bull guitars are handcrafted
in Tasmania, Australia. This label is from eBay - Made in
Brisbane.
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Bunker Guitars

 |
1957 to present |
Bunker guitars,
Washington, USA
"I built my first guitars in 1957
and since have built around 8,00 , mostly custom guitars, basses
and Touch Guitars.
Probably the most notable I've build were the American made
Ibanez guitars 1993 to 1997, the Prestige line." [Source: Dave,
Bunker Guitars, email 26/3/2008]
Reviews are at Harmony Central
see PBC
Image 1976
Bunker Guitar eBay:
 |
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Burch
 |
2003 to present |
Josh Burch. Made in Waxhaw, North
Carolina, USA. Josh has been making custom guitars for over six
years and has been a fine furniture maker for nearly 13.
Made since, "2003, in Waxhaw,
North Carolina. USA.
Dating Josh Burch guitars
The Date is stamp on the back of
the headstock for most electrics. DD/MM/YY,
The earliest models are signed and
dated on the inside of the body at the neck mount.
Acoustics are signed and dated on
the inside top" [Source and images:
Josh Burch, email
12/8/2009]

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Burchette |
|
Gray Burchette, |
|
Jan Burda |
current |
According to a
mudcat
thread in 2002 Jan Burda used to live in Toronto and worked at
the Folklore Centre. He was currently making guitars in
Berrien Springs, Michigan and at some stage made them under the
name "Dove". |
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Burgin |
|
Paddy Burgin guiars. Handcraft
acoustic guitars, Weissenborn style guitars, Irish bouzoukis and
citterns at my workshop in Wellington, New Zealand (Aotearoa).
|
|
Amalio Burguet |
|
Amalio Burguet, guitar maker,
Valencia, Spain
 |
|
Burkett |
|
Images eBay: |
|
Kevin
Burkett |
|
see Electrical
Guitar Company. Aluminium guitars. |
|
Bastien Burlot
 |
2009- |
Bastien Burlot, luthier France
" I make my guitars officially
since july 2009. My work shop is in Aubazine, France
Dating Bastien Burlot guitars
The year of building is written
inside the guitar." [Source: Bastien Burlot, email
23/10/2010]
Image
Classic Guitar

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|
Burly Guitars |
2007 to present |
Hand carved
wooden guitars by luthier Jeff Ayers in Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin
USA |
|
Burns
 |
1950s – bumpy ride to present |
Important
dates [Source: Vintage Guitar Magazine Price Guide
]
Late 1950s Jim
Burns began building guitars
1960
Burns London Ltd established
1965 Baldwin
Organ Co buy company and sold Burns guitars until 1970
1991 Barry
Gibson revived the brand as Burns London with Jim Burn's
involvement
1998 Jim Burns
passes away
http://uk.geocities.com/burnsguitarssince1992/index.html
http://www.ducksdeluxe.com/burnsgit.html
http://www.burnsguitarmuseum.com/
http://www.excellentleads.com/burns.html
http://www.fetishguitars.com/index/misc_europe.html
http://www.burns-guitars.nl/
http://vintageguitarpro.com/burns.shtml
Burns
reference books
Burns Book
Burns Flyte search
http://www.vintageguitar.com
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
|
Burns-Weill |
1959 |
Jim Burns and
Henry Weill produced 3 solid body electric and bass guitars in
England. |
|
Burnside |
1987-1988 |
Budget Brand
of Guild - Acoustics and solidbodies.
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
|
Burny
 |
1980s to
present |
Solid body electric guitars from Fernandes built in Japan and
Korea
http://www.guitarsjapan.com/burnyfernandesinfopage.html
http://www.orangeguitar.com/aboutburny.htm
http://www.japanguitars.co.uk/Page%201%20history.html
http://www.tokaiforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=5693&sid=596eacd87e88dc68d2005231576bb2fc
Burny
guitar
catalogs
1977
http://www.fernandes.co.jp/catalog/catalog_index.html
1980 acoustic
http://www.t-shiga.com/sub7-5-1.htm
Reviews are at Harmony Central
Forum
http://forum.japanaxe.com/phpBB3/
See
Fernandes |
|
Burrell Guitars
 |
1984 to present |
"I actually invented the Twisted
Neck in 1984 and received U.S. Patent No. 4,534,260 in 1985. All
my Instruments have a twisted Neck (about 8 degrees) which is
easier to play. The 2-level Headstock design you will see on
recent Instruments only goes back as far as 2005. They say about
a 12-string..."by the time you have tuned it you are too tired
to play." In this latest arrangement the upper level - E, A, & D
and the lower level - G, B, & E...all Bass-side Grover
Mini-locking Tuners.
Every Instrument has it's unique Number stamped in the side of
the Neck slightly above where the Neck & Side come together.
I have advertised in the April Issue of GUITAR WORLD - seeking a
Buyer for my Business. I am 72 years old - still able to work,
but desiring to train somebody who has the Financial strength to
carry my inventions to the next level - AUTOMATION. I try to
retail an Acoustic for $1,800.00 USD and it takes me 85 yours to
do the work on aprox. $180 worth of material includes hardware).
They should sell for more, but I am relatively unknown and I
don't blame a person for refusing to buy from an internet site a
"pig-in-a-poke" so I keep my prices below the comfort level
until the world knows!!! Everything I do can be automated. But
that takes money...more money than I can afford. It takes me 8
hours to shape a Neck, and it has been estimated by a Government
sponsored Agency it would take 20 minutes to do the same job
with a CNC controlled 5-spindle Mill. These Instruments could be
realistically priced at $800 and sold at a profit...if done by
Machine as much as possible." [Source: Leo Burrell, email
24/3/2008]
Reviews are at Harmony Central
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Burton |
1980s to present |
Cynthia Burton, classical guitars,
Portland Oregon, USA. Partners with Jeffrey Elliot
http://www.guitarsint.com/read_article.cfm/ArticleID/18 |
|
T
Burton
 |
current |
Poznań, Poland |
|
Busato |
1993 to present |
Paolo Busato, Lutes and Baroque
Guitars.
There is an
early luthier with this name also
http://www.djangobooks.com/favinoarchive/busatos.htm |
|
Buscarini Gutiars |
|
"Every single guitar
or bass that come out my laboratory has an information card
having (DAY/ MONTH / YEAR / OF PRODUCTION ES. 10/03/08 using
Italian date (day - month - year) or my signature in internal
side of the top of each guitar, made with pencil or pen."
[Source: Luciano Buscarini, Italy email 4/4/2008] |
|
Buscarino
 |
1990
to present |
John Buscarino
makes premium archtops and steel and nylon string acoustic
guitars in Franklin, North Carolina, USA
Dating
Buscarino Guitars:
http://www.ducksdeluxe.com/buscarno.html
Image eBay
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|
P Buss |
|
P Buss luthier Fretted String
Instrument Shop Madison Wisconsin
Fund this guitar on ebay October
2011. Made in 1964 for Mary Lynn Buss. This lady is
referred to in this article.

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|
G Butler |
|
George Butler apparently started
in Dublin in 1826 and opened a London branch in 1858. [Source:
McGee
Flutes].
The label G Butler Haymarket
London and Dublin seen on a flute and this guitar seen on ebay:
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|
Franz Butscher |
|
|
|
David Buttrose |
|
Originally from Adelaide but now
based in Tasmania, David Buttrose
makes classical guitars based on
historical models of the great masters, Torres, Hauser 1,
Hernandez Y Aguado, Manuel Ramirez and Romanillos. |
|
Byers
Guitars
 |
1984 to present |
Gregory Byers makes premium
classical and Flamenco guitars in Willits, California.
Images courtesy of
Classic Guitar:
 |
|
Byrd
Guitars |
1996 to
present |
I began designing
and building the first prototype of the Byrd Super Avianti (R)
guitar in late 1996. I made 14 hand built prototype guitars as I
refined the design. In 1999 and 2000 I was granted two separate
patents, one for the body, the other for the neck by the U.S.
Patent and Trademark office, and additionally granted two
national trademarks for "Balance Compensated Wing" (R), and
"Super Avianti" (R).
In 2000 I attended the NAMM show with two instruments, as a
special guest of Lynn Ellsworth, founder and owner of Boogie
Body guitars and personal friend. The head of the NAMM planning
committee upon seeing the guitar, selected it for exhibit as the
featured display guitar at the entry to Kentia hall at the Los
Angeles Convention Center. Although the guitars were neither for
sale, nor was my attendance with the intention of accepting
purchase orders, interest in the guitar at the booth was high
enough to convince me to pursue developing production programs
for bodies, necks, special fixtures, and pick guards. In 2003 I
was approached by an off-shore guitar factory owner who wanted
to produce guitars for me. After a year of waiting for the first
sample from his factory to arrive, I concluded that my guitar
could not be made to my satisfaction on an assembly line upon
which dozens of major brand guitars were all being made with
parts and materials from the same bins and fixtures. It was then
also found that the Asian factory had produced 24 unauthorized
instruments prior to my approval. These were supposedly
disassembled and sent through a wood chipper upon my demand. It
was then decided to invest in the necessary development to
produce the entire instrument here in Washington State.
In 2004, I found an American production facility with 5 axis CNC
machines, and one of the few programmable compound radius neck
shaping machines in the United States, who also happened to be
with 50 miles of me. I took my prototypes to them and the
programs to machine carve the bodies and necks, with almost
innumerable options for customer preferences. The first
"Production" guitar was completed in 2005.
Although the bodies, necks, and Acrylite pick guards of the Byrd
Super Avianti (R) are made using state of the art CNC machines,
it is not a "production" instrument. Each one is made to order
for each individual customer, and not counting the labor of the
luthiers who finish the raw wood components prior to shipping
them to me, about 50 hours of individual handwork goes into
finishing and assembling each guitar, about 25 hours of which
are performed by me personally; Byrd U.D.C. TM scalloped
fingerboards, neck finishing, and precision inlay work are all
still performed by me personally. Production is therefore
extremely limited (about 20 guitars per year at this point).
Wait time for a guitar from me runs from a short of 6 months, to
up to a year. Each guitar part is signed and hand serial
numbered by me, and a customer build-sheet accompanies each
delivery. Guitars with bodies and necks factory produced by CNC
machine have the letter "P" at the end of the serial number; IE,
#0012P, and the serial number is located on the back of the
headstock, under the finish, in handwritten ink. If the neck is
removed, the underside of the neck heal will show my signature,
and the name of the customer who originally ordered the
instrument. Additionally, the inside of the body neck pocket
features a matching serial number, and the inside of the control
cavity is signed, and sometimes customer custom color
information in pencil is sometimes still visible. Records of
every customer order are kept on file and annotated to tooling
and fixtures used to carve the pick guard inlay cavity.
To date, Byrd Musical Instrument Co. has so far spent zero
dollars on marketing and advertising, my orders being generated
solely by web-site traffic and customer word of mouth.
The odds of anyone ever finding and purchasing a used Super
Avianti (R) as of this date, are extremely remote. Only three
times has a used Super Avianti (R) guitar ever changed hands:
Once when a local customer who's son was hospitalized with
cancer, and once when a prospective sales representative from
Slidel Louisiana lost his home in hurricane Katrina while his
guitar was en-rout to him. I re-purchased the Hurricane Katrina
guitar immediately. The other was purchased by a loyal customer,
making it his third guitar. The seller also happened to be the
owner of the only hard-tail pre-production Super Avianti (R)
ever made, which he sold to a collector in Florida by personal
arrangement through me. [Source: James Byrd, CEO BMIC,
email 23/3/2008]

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