Aria guitars are one of those established but still, relatively, “under-the-radar” brands that players either manage so somehow forget about — or swear by. What makes them *special* isn’t just about who uses them, who plays them, but a combination...Read More
Aria guitars are one of those established but still, relatively, “under-the-radar” brands that players either manage so somehow forget about — or swear by.
What makes them *special* isn’t just about who uses them, who plays them, but a combination of history, craftsmanship, legacy and positioning in the market.
For example, here’s a brief breakdown;
1) Deep Japanese craftsmanship reputation:
Aria started in Japan in the 1950s and built its reputation during the golden era of Japanese guitar manufacturing and production.
Early Aria guitars were made by the Matsumoku factory, known for their precision craftsmanship
Today, many vintage models (especially the Aria Pro II) are considered extremely well-built guitars, suitable for all styles of guitar music.
Which is why older “Made in Japan” Arias are often highly respected.
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