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• Who is Maton Stringed Instruments?

  Bill May, a Jazz musician and woodworker from Melbourne took it upon himself to correct this dearth of fine guitars in his home country, and in 1946 he launched “Maton Stringed Instruments and Repairs.” After 80 years, 2 workshop relocations, and well over 300 different models, Maton is still family owned and based around Melbourne.

• Where are Maton guitars made?

  After 80 years, 2 workshop relocations, and well over 300 different models, Maton is still family owned and based around Melbourne. Bill May’s restless, early innovations resulted in a unique catalogue of instruments that prominently feature native Australian tonewoods such as Blackwood and Queensland Maple.

• Why choose brownbrown’s guitar factory?

  Brown’s Guitar Factory is a AAA/Gold-rated authorized repair and restoration facility located in the land of timber and sky blue waters; the state of Minnesota, USA. Since 1982, we have had the pleasure of repairing and crafting some of the most sought-after instruments for many of today’s top musicians.

• What is ample guitar f (ample guitar SC)?

  Ample Guitar F (Ample Guitar SC) is a virtual electric guitar which is based on samples of a Fender Stratocaster 50th Anniversary Edition. The Library has over 6106 samples, all in 44.1 kHz and 24 bit recording quality. Furthermore Ample Guitar F offers all common playing varieties such as Strumming, fingerpicking and much more.

• Is the petpak factory in ’the machinist’ a real factory?

  The Petpak pet food factory in the Razorback certainly qualifies as one. Through its use of cinematography and lighting, The Machinist makes an ordinary machine shop seem this way.