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Here we have Kev demonstrating this great, used Hondo H-18 dreadnought acoustic guitar.First introduced in the early 80s and known as a ‘Lawsuit Era’ guitar,...
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Hondo also began limited production of guitars in Japan in 1974. Hondo acoustic guitars were particularly noted for having a sweet tone. By 1975, Hondo had distributors in 70 countries worldwide, and had expanded to producing stringed instruments at the time. In 1976, over 22,000 of the Bi-Centennial banjos were sold.
1 de jul. de 2008 · Hondo was founded by Freed and Tommy Moore in 1969 with the intention to open up guitar production in Korea, at that time a non-player in the guitar game. Japan had taken over from Europe as the primary supplier of budget-level guitars during the 1960s. However, even by the late ‘60s the success of the Japanese was being eroded by their very ...
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Still, they're not high quality. The Hondo II line was better, despite what that guitar shop guy said, but that's relative. Hondo II electric guitars were made of actual wood, as opposed to the glued plywood bodies of the regular Hondo line, but they were assembled by underpaid factory hands in southeast Asia, not by trained luthiers.
Hondo initially produced a line of classical and folk guitars. In 1972, they began selling electric guitars, mostly copies of Teisco models, using Teisco hardware (as Samick built some cheaper Teisco models). Around 1974, they introduced copies of American models (as well as banjos, mandolins, violins and autoharps).
