What guitar's label sold...

[6fingers]

more guitars around the world ?
Before saying fender because of its age,remember that a lot of places don't have fender.
Does anybody know a research about it ?
Maybe a magazine's comment?
Guessing is easy but what's the truth about it ?

[elcid]

It's been discussed here, Fender.

[6fingers]

Discussed means everybody were guessing or somebody showed up something about it ?

[elcid]

Search the forums if you dont believe me

[6fingers]

believe in you ?
I just asked if everybody were guessing or if they've showed some research about it .
You could just have said = hey they were guessing OR they showed up some magazine's comments etc.
Simple.

[bammbamm]

Originally Posted by 6fingers

believe in you ?
I just asked if everybody were guessing or if they've showed some research about it .
You could just have said = hey they were guessing OR they showed up some magazine's comments etc.
Simple.

So then what's the answer, smarta$$???

[GilkyBear]

I would guess Martin since they have been in business since 1833. Or did you mean electrics only?

[6fingers]

Originally Posted by GilkyBear

I would guess Martin since they have been in business since 1833. Or did you mean electrics only?

electric solid bodies.They're in business since 1833 but there are so many places wich don't have martin.That's why is really difficult to know for sure.That's why I asked about some research or magazines comments.

[Darin]

Would you include a company like Samick that I think makes guitar that other put their labels on? I think I heard from a dealer that they make more guitar than anyone.

However, now that Fender pumps out sub $200 guitars like crazy, I'd guess that they are taking alot of markets share.

I'd also add that Fenders $150 Squire guitars are a better choice for spending $150 than Ibanez' Gio.

[6fingers]

Interesting....

[Cathedral]

Its Fender. My dissertation for my final year at University was based around guitars and this crept into it at one point.

[michblanch]

It's Fender, and to be precise, it's the Squier.
Due to the price and ease to purchase, at Christmas time.

I read it awhile back on Fenders website.