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30 Mar 18 - 08:31 AM (#3914016) Subject: Montana Guitar From: GUEST,mike Hi All I am looking if anyone has any information on a guitar I saved from the tip . It is a Montana guitar Model number KJ 141 I have been on Google but keep getting someone called Hannah coming up and not much else. If anyone has any info it would be greatly appreatated thank you mike |
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30 Mar 18 - 09:22 AM (#3914024) Subject: RE: Montana Guitar From: Jeri http://montanaguitarshop.com/ I Googled for "montana guitar", with the quotation marks. |
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04 Apr 18 - 10:11 AM (#3915145) Subject: RE: Montana Guitar From: GUEST,mike Thanks for that Jeri most interesting but the guitar shop was established in 1992 but I think my guitar dates from the 1960s I was wondering has anyone owned one or know where they were made thanks mike |
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04 Apr 18 - 10:35 AM (#3915157) Subject: RE: Montana Guitar From: GUEST It looks as if Kaman used the "Montana" name, probably for lower end instruments made in the far east? Models seem to start MT? There was a KJ 141 on ebay uk listed at £2000 but it looks like there were problems with that auction. |
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04 Apr 18 - 11:17 AM (#3915164) Subject: RE: Montana Guitar From: Bee-dubya-ell If I recall correctly, Montana Guitars was a division of Kaman Musical Instruments, the original builders of Ovation and Adamas guitars. But it's unlikely Kaman had much to do with the design and production of the guitars. "Montana" was likely just one of the many "badges" under which several companies marketed virtually identical Korean-built guitars. |
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05 Apr 18 - 10:26 AM (#3915370) Subject: RE: Montana Guitar From: GUEST,mike Thanks Guest The one pictured on ebay is absolutely identical to the one that I have at home mine to is a bit battered about , but it is so good to play cheers mike |