We have been dealing with guitars on a professional level since 1993 after turning a lifelong interest and main hobby into a full time business.

In 1996 we opened our store front in the center of Stockholm, and after ten successful years at the same location, we moved to a private show room.

Since 2017 we are working with Oscar Björklund at Jam Gitarrer AB who handles the sales of all instruments listed on this site.

For purchase information please contact Oscar at oscar.b@jam.se.

Over the years we have sold thousands of fine instruments to our many international customers.

Feel free to view pictures of our past inventory at our picture gallery of sold instruments.

Here is a list of countries of our valued customers:

Australia	Austria	Belgium	Canada	Denmark	Finland
France	Germany	Greece	Hungary	Iceland	Ireland
Italy	Japan	Netherlands	Norway	Poland	Slovenia
Spain	Sweden	Switzerland	Russia	United Kingdom	United States

Some photos of customers and staff

Claes in front of our store in 1998.

Morre outside the store.

Duke from the USA left our store with a nice Levin De Luxe and a big smile on his face.

Lennart visits regularly and he likes black clothes and black guitars!

Bill lives in the USA and is happy with his Levin De Luxe.

This '50s Swedish rock'n'roller has been a good friend and returning customer right from the start.

Dregen is one of our many happy customers.

Hasse plays in a local band and he found the bass of his dreams in our store.

Akira in Japan is happy with his Hagström Kent.

Mads from Denmark just received his new toy.

Chris in the USA received a beautiful Strat to match his nice Maui Blue lei.

Axel from Norway is so pleased with his purchase that his smile just keeps growing each day.

Katsuyuki in Japan just received his vintage Landola guitar and mandolin.

Alexandre in Belgium bought two really nice Levin guitars.

Dave from England is pleased with his 1949 Levin Royal.

Gérard in France really enjoys his Cort TRG-1.

Roberto in Germany is very happy with his 1964 Levin Model 112.

George from England can really make his 1968 Gibson Everly Brothers sound good.