Custom Guitar Cases

Guitar originated from various ancient plucked instruments in ancient Egypt, ancient Babylon, and ancient Persia around two to three thousand years ago. The oldest instrument found by archaeologists that resembles a modern guitar is the "Hittite guitar" that lived in Asia Minor and northern Syria before 1400 BC. The appearance of the guitar is an 8-shaped inward curved shape, and the sound generated by plucking the strings resonates with the body to create a pleasant sound, which is also the most prominent feature of the guitar and other plucked instruments.

The Renaissance was the heyday of the guitar. In the 16th century, the four pairs of polyphonic guitars and their close relatives, the Bivira, played with their fingers, reached a high level of performance and creation. Guitar and piano are not only popular among the people, but also often become palace instruments. At that time, there were masters of guitar and Biavira, such as Milan, Narevaes, Mudara, as well as Baroque guitar era masters of five sets of polyphonic strings in the 17th century, such as Sans, Corbetta, and Versailles. Many of their works are still an immortal treasure in modern classical guitar repertoire. At that time, the notation method used for guitar, piano, and other instruments was not the current staff notation, but rather the use of horizontal lines to represent each string, numbers or letters to represent phonemes and fingering, similar to the graphical notation method used in the six line notation in folk guitar today.

At the beginning of the 19th century, the most famous guitar masters active in the guitar music centers of Paris, Vienna, and London at that time were Fernando Sol, Dionisio Aguado, Moro Giuliani, and Carl Casi. Among them, Sol and Giuliani were not only guitar masters, but also outstanding musicians. With their outstanding talents, they created the first batch of large-scale works, including concertos, for the development of the six string guitar in the future. In particular, Sol inherited the classical music traditions of Franz Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in his creations. In addition to writing opera and dance music, he also created a large number of excellent works for the guitar, including systematic etudes and tutorials. He is known by music critics as the "Beethoven of guitar music".

Almost all guitar enthusiasts have a problem, which is always not knowing how to store guitar picks, or it is difficult to find a suitable guitar pick case to place guitar picks. Custom guitar pick cases can provide guitarists with various styles of guitar pick cases.