Parent brand:
product types:
- fuzz effects
- guitar synths
- modulation effects
- octave and pitch effects
- phase shifter effects
- wah and filter effects
Information:
Maestro was a brand name of Chicago Musical Instrument Company (CMI). In 1944, CMI took a controlling interest in Gibson. In 1969, ECL, a South American company, acquired a majority of CMI shares, and the two companies merged to form a new company called Norlin Corp. who owned Gibson until 1983.
Location
Maestro, division of C.M.I.
Lincolnwood
, IL
United States
See map: Google Maps
Illinois US
