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Teisco was a ****anese
musical instrument manufacturing company from 1948
until 1967, when the
brand "
Teisco" was
acquired by
Kawai (河合楽器製作所;
Kawai Gakki...
- uses
vintage equipment and gear for his music. He
mainly pla**** on a $30
Teisco electric guitar that was
already in poor condition, and
stopped playing...
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acquired by
Teisco importer,
Weiss Musical Instruments (WMI, by
Sylvain Weindling and
Barry Hornstein), who put the Kay name on the
Teisco products beginning...
- the
company announced it was
relaunching the
Harmony Company guitar and
Teisco musical instrument brand names. In
February 2018,
BandLab Technologies acquired...
- Moog
synthesizers and
Teisco guitars. Schmersal's
green guitar he
often used on
stage was a
Teisco TG-64, and he also owns a
Teisco Del Rey.
Yasuda pla****...
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famous player of
Hawaiian and
Spanish style guitars.
Kaneko co-founded
Teisco in 1946.
Hawaiian music was
becoming increasingly po****r at the time, leading...
- (effects device, amplifier, mix
console input).
Teisco produced a
guitar with a
stereo option.
Teisco divided the two
sections in the
upper three strings...
- some point,
Kawai stopped using the "
Teisco" brand, so some of
these products can be
found labelled either Teisco or Kawai.
During the
second half of the...
- many more
manufacturers began making electric b****es,
including Yamaha,
Teisco and Guyatone.
Introduced in 1960, the
Fender Jazz B****,
initially known...
- in 1966,
Hoshino Gakki contracted the
Teisco String Instruments Company to make
Ibanez guitars.
After the
Teisco String Instrument factory closed in 1970...
