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P-Pap |
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info
updated 29/1/2012 |
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Paax Muul |
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Arnoldo Salguero met Carlos Cruz
and since 2005 they work together making high quality concert
guitars, using only solid woods and made in a controlled
humidity environment. The result is Paax Muul guitars. |
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Pace |
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Korean made guitars |
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Greg Pacetti
Instruments |
1998 to present |
"Started here
in Alaska in 1998 building Resophonic guitars strictly lapstyle square neck, now added to
it acoustic guitars and ukulele's but mostly Acoustic guitars
of my own design and an occasional bass.
Dating Greg Pacetti guitars
So far all the instruments are of my own design and are signed
and dated on the inside. I just build a few a year as a part
time occupation. " [Source: Greg
Pacetti Instruments, 1381 Spring Glade
Rd. Fairbanks, Alaska,
email 1/8/2008 ]
Image courtesy
of Greg Pacetti:
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Pacific
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1940-1949 |
Pacific brand
guitars were made in
Australia.
The Pacific company was formed in the 1940s by Hec McLennan, a
mandolin and banjo player working in Australia from the 1920s.
Instruments were originally put out under his name with the name
later changing to Pacific, with Colin Butt
[Source: DHub].
Pacific are significant as they are one of the earlier makers of
guitars in Australia that produced instruments in large numbers,
however relatively few of their instruments survive possibly due
to the quality of the materials and finishes that were used.
Pacific guitars were produced in large numbers as a cheaper
alternative to more expensive brands. They not only manufactured
guitars but also banjo mandolins. Actual production numbers are
not known but they manufactured guitars with a range of finishes
and stencils applied to them. Some of these had model names such
as "Chord", stencilled vertically down the head stock underneath
the horizontal Pacific name. [Source:
Powerhouse Museum]
Images of Pacific Pampas guitar courtesy of
Vintage Cowboy
Guitars: Other Pacific guitar images from eBay including
Pacific New Moon and Pacific Silver Moon.
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Paco de
Lucia |
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Made by
Vicente Carrillo, according to Paco de Lucia's
specifications
Paco de
Lucia at wikipedia
Image courtesy of
Guitar Salon:
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Pagan
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current |
Pagan guitars ? by Abstract |
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John Page |
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John produced guitars in his own
name until 1981 then worked for Fender for 21 years until
starting up in his own name again.
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Nick Page |
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Nick Page makes and repairs
guitars in Berlin, Germany |
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Painter
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Dave Painter makes guitars one at
a time in Chantilly, Virginia
Specifications 2005
internet archive |
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Palen |
1998 to present |
Luthier Nelson Palen, Beloit,
Kansas, USA
Reviews
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/brand/Palen |
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Palm
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Michael Palm luthier, Sunshine
Coast Queensland, Australia. Image eBay:
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Palmer
Guitars |
1925 to present |
Palmer is a brand, since 1925.
http://aboutpalmer.com/
Reviews
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/brand/Palmer+Guitars |
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Palmwood
Guitars & Stringed Instruments |
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Michael Palm, luthier, Wellington
Point, Australia |
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Pan
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Pan guitars. ? made by Aria for
Canadian market
This Pan logo from a Telecaster
copy. Neck plate says "STEEL ADJUSTABLE NECK Made in Japan" with
6 digit serial number.
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Panache |
2004 to
present |
Budget Chinese made instruments
Reviews
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/brand/Panache |
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PANaramic
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1960s |
Guitars made by Crucianelli, Italy
1960s imported to US by PANaramic accordian. [Source:
Vintage Guitar Price Guide]
Panaramic catalogs
http://www.vintaxe.com/catalogs_european_panaramic.htm
Example 1964 Panaramic guitar
Image eBay:
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Panhuyzen Guitars |
1974 to present |
"I started building (my first own
workshop) in 1974
Dating
Panhuyzen guitars
The label visible through the soundhole has my name, place the
guitar was built, the year it was built, and my signature.
For example:
KOLYA PANHUYZEN
TORONTO 1984
signature
[Source: Kolya, Panhuyzen Guitars, email 4/4/2008] |
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Panormo |
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George Louis Panormo (1784-1862)
London
Images
Powerhouse Museum
(Label Panormo Fecit/
London 1822)
Sebastian Nunez:
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Pantheon Guitars |
2000 to present |
Established by Patrick Theimer in
2000 in an old 1840s textile mill in Lewiston Maine. Seven
luthiers including Dana Bourgeois.
See Bourgeois |
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Paoletti |
current |
Italian resophonic guitars by
luthier Fulvio Sorrentino. |
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Paolo Soprani |
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An accordion company.
Company history
Plastic covered electric guitars
in the 1960s made by Polverini Brothers. [Source: Vintage Guitar Magazine Price Guide
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