Sigma Guitars
Sigma Guitars DM12-1ST 12 String Acoustic guitar from Sigma Guitars 1 Series Range
Sigma Guitars DM-ST Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar from Sigma Guitars ST Series range.
Sigma Guitars 000M-1 Acoustic Guitar from Sigma Guitars 1 Series range.
This brilliant guitar is more than just a 'Martin Look-a-like' !!! ...The Sigma Guitars TM-12E electro acoustic from the Travel Guitar range, including Sigma pick-up and pre-amp system. The inbuilt volume, tuner, contour and phase controls gives you all the sound control you need. Supplied with Sigma Gig Bag.
Sigma Guitars 000M-15 Acoustic Guitar from Sigma Guitars 15 Series range.
Sigma Guitars DM-15 Acoustic Guitar from the Sigma Guitars 15 Series range
Sigma Guitars DMC-STE Dreadnought Cutaway Electro Acoustic Guitar from Sigma Guitars 1 Series range. Including the Fishman Isys II pick-up and pre-amp system. The inbuilt controls give you all the sound control you need.
Sigma Guitars 00M-15 Acoustic Guitar from the Sigma Guitars 15 Series Range.
Sigma Guitars DMC-15E Electro Acoustic Cutaway Guitar from the Sigma Guitars 15 Series Range
Sigma Guitars 000MC-15E Electro Acoustic Cutaway Guitar from the Sigma Guitars 15 Series Range
Classic looking Resonator model from Sigma Guitars. Mahogany top back and sides and a highly polished cover plate. See below for details
Sigma Guitars 000M-15L Left Handed Acoustic guitar from the Sigma Guitars 15 Series range.
Sigma Guitars at Eagle Music
In the late 1960s the situation for US guitar manufacturers became difficult: guitars that were made in Japan, looking very similar to US guitars, were flooding the market but at a much lower price. These guitars increasingly endangered the US manufacturers dominance on the market, and a few American companies reacted to that development in an appropriate manner: They did not take any legal steps but instead launched a counter offensive. That’s when “Sigma Guitars” was born.
In 1970 “SIGMA”, the brandname for acoustic guitars, was launched.
They were built by specially trained staff in the most efficient guitar factories in Japan and then sent to the US for inspection before being released for sale and shipping to the music stores.