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anyone know anything about the FRAMUS "german guitar. some of the serial numbers are missing # 5583?
really like to know more about this guitar, numbers, is a dark wood with a blister on the back. They said that the guitar was in a camp that was bombed.
Yep! Wilfer When Frederick returned to his hometown, Walthersgrun the end of World War II, he realized that the American-controlled area Sudetenland was about to fall under the control Russian forces. With the help of Americans, Wilfer got a number of resettlement of violin makers of Schonbach Nuremberg (later, the district of Erlangen). Between 1945 and 1947, Wilfer continued to find homes and jobs for violin makers Schonbach. In 1946, he founded the production company Wilfer Framus, the company name an acronym Franconian for Musical Instruments. As the company was established in 1946, Wilfer drew on the knowledge of your builder's violin Schonbach to produce a series of musical instruments, including violins and cellos. The company expanded again Framus off your first pair of production buildings, eventually, build a new factory in Bubenreuth in 1955. The first Framus electric guitars emerged in the 1950s. Due to the presence of American soldiers stationed there, the influence of rock 'n roll came early in Germany than other European countries. As a result, German manufacturers of guitar was a breakthrough in meeting the demand caused by the proliferation of groups pop in 1960. Moreover, as the increase in German production, which began to export their guitars to other countries (including the U.S.). The company remained Framus active in the production and acoustic guitars, basses and even the mid-1970. In the 1970s, increased competition and price seriously prices of companies in the Asian market had a serious effect on established businesses. Unfortunately, one aspect was to force a number of companies in bankruptcy - and Framus was one of the companies in 1975. However, Wilfer had the opportunity to see his son, Hans-Peter Wilfer set up his own company in 1982 (see Warwick). Warwick allowed success Hans-Peter to re-introduce the brand to the Framus European music market in 1996. In honor of his father Frederick, Hans-Peter chose to use the world famous brand Framus when it began offering guitar models in 1996 (source: Hans Peter Wilfer, Warwick GmbH & Co. Music Equipment kg, and Tony Bacon and Paul Day, The Guitar Guru's Guide). Current Instruments Framus (including electric guitars, acoustics, and hand-wired tube guitar amplifiers) are produced in the unit of Warwick. Currently, the instruments Framus are available in England, Germany, Sweden and Switzerland and the United States of America by Dana B. Goods in Ventura, California.
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