MULTIVOX

Multivox was the manufacturing subsidiary of the Peter Sorkin Music Company, which built products under the Premier trademark. Sorkin began the Multivox company in the mid-1940s. Multivox eventually established a separate corporate identity, and continued in existence for fourteen or so years after the Sorkin company closed down in the 1970s. Source: Michael Wright, Guitar Stories, Volume One. The Multivox trademark is now used on a line of effect pedals.

Instruments previously produced in New York City, NY during the 1950s and 1960s. Later models had imported hardware but were still "built" in New York.

MULTIVOX Electric Guitars Models

MULTIVOX SCROLL-BODY ELECTRIC

- double cutaway with scroll on bass bout, solid mahogany body, rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, 3-per-side tuners, trapeze tailpiece, sparkle pickguard, single P-90 pickup, two knobs, gold hardware, available in Natural finish, mfg. la...

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MULTIVOX

MULTIVOX Electric Guitars Models

MULTIVOX SCROLL-BODY ELECTRIC