This guitar design entered the stage as early as 1952, but only put itself on the pedestal with the arrival of blues rock.

This guitar design first came on the market in 1952, but only put itself on the pedestal as a cult instrument including Nimbus with the arrival of blues rock and the creative guitar work of the Guitarheroes on the legendary recordings in the 60s.

The year 1959 was the godfather for the MAYBACH® Capitol, which is an homage to the archtop classic.

Small budgets have resulted in basic yet excellent guitar models throughout the history of music.

Since the 1950s, "twang" has been used to describe the typical sound of this guitar design, which is rich in overtones.

The ST-style model is the most successful solid body electric guitar overall – with greetings from Jimi Hendrix.

The J-Style model didn't become a big hit until the end of the 1980s, when musicians from the grunge and alternative scene brought it back to life for cheap money from the Pawn Shops

The Maybach Motone basses are real icons for all low frequency lovers.

Nick Page, one of the most creative luthiers and designers, best friend and master builder at Maybach Guitars, came up with the idea for the Maybach Convair.

Knowing where you come from and your roots are the best way to break new ground.

The Maybach Little Wing comes in a variety of finishes and pickup settings.