My electric guitar is a Swedish Hagström Ultra Swede, I always wanted to get a genuine Gibson Les Paul but never could afford one. So I ended up with the much cheaper Ultra Swede, have been playing with it for two years and I’m more than happy with it.
I also have two Finnish Landola acoustic guitars from the late 60’s - early 70’s, a 12-string “Colorado” model and a 6-string “Buffalo”. Both sound excellent, especially after I made new bone nuts and saddles to replace the original plastic ones.
Manson guitars are from the UK.
Also there are several Japanese guitar companies - sure they’re not European, but at least they’re not American. Examples would be Ibanez, ESP, Yamaha.
Framus is awesome. Good thing that my favorite Canadian is also a framus endorsed artist!
So mayones IS an instrument! Someone tell Squidward!
Furch anybody? Czech guitars, 1A quality!
This is exactly what we should do for now - post every single post both here on Lemmy and on Reddit and we should constantly remind people that they have to switch to Lemmy!
The Reddit mods seems to not like Lemmy a lot: https://lemm.ee/post/57901024?scrollToComments=true
They will ban you for it now.
Japanese, but tokai make great guitars.
Yamaha for beginners!
They’re Canadian, but reasonble quality…
An if we want to support our Canadian friends: Godin. Excellent guitars
Australia is basically honorary Europe.
Heck, all of CANZUK is honorary Europe.
Strandberg
Lowden Guitars, high quality acoustics, made in Northern Ireland. https://lowdenguitars.com/
I have a Lakewood acoustic, made in Germany, I’m incredibly impressed with. It’s a custom shop with a AAAA European Spruce top and Cocobolo back and sides. Lakewood Guitars
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I love Hohner brand guitars. Made in German, simply great sound and experience overall.
Höfner? Source: my violin bass
Wow, I didn’t know there are two brands with so close names. Though, I checked: I meant Hohner: https://hohner.de/
Same! I thought they were the same company, I’m certain that I learned guitar on a Hohner acoustic.
