Norma Guitar

: Has anyone ever heard of a Norma brand guitar.This was my first guitar.It is 30 years old but still sounds good. It is an acoustic.Is this an inexpensive guitar?
: Paid 80.00 when bought new. Thanks!
yes i have a norma brand guitar,it is a flat top acoustic made in west germany.
i do not know anything about it.i baught it at a flea market.it does not appear to be as old as yours?but i could be wrong.it has a marking inside "cg99"i to am trying to find out about it?

I have a Norma guitar. It's over 30 years old. I received it as a Christmas present from my father when I was a child. After all these years, give or take a nick or two, it still looks and sounds great.

I just baught a norma guitar and a norma amp. on ebay. The guitar has a number under the neck 695 I assume its the 695th one made. Unfortionatly the lower pick up dosn't work. How would I get it Fixed? Is the company still in business? I dont know the real value but am trying to find out.Any help is apreciated. Thanks

I have a six string Norma acoustic guitar. Bought at a garage sale. Had to put strings on and repair bridge. It has great sound and a very nice to play neck. Compared to some guitars that now cost about $500 this plays as good or better. (better tha a gibson epiphone). Also would like to know more.

Well... I'm researching this to since I have a Norma Accoustic. From what I have found they were only made between 1965-1970something. Most were made in japan including mine although some were made in Italy. They were made in the same factory as the Sear silvertone's. Most are considered vintage guitars especially the electrics from the 60's. From what I have seen electrics in good condition are worth a good bit of money. I'm still trying to find more info on mine though. Like what woods is it made of. and what was the exact year of manufacture. It says FG-10 on it. It plays great. Has great sound and plays prety easily except mine doesn't seem to like you using the first fret. lol... just trying to add some info here

I have an acoustic Norma guitar also. Mine has been sitting on a stand for over 24 years and picked up now and then for a strum. It still sounds great and not even a warp. Mine says FG-39 on the inside. Anyone have any info on these guitars?

I'm looking for the wiring diagram/schematic of a 6-string Norma guitar Burns copy. This guitar has 4 on/off switches on upper horn area of body, 4 pickups, 4 volume knobs, a L-M-H switch, plus a R and S switch (rhthym and solo) and a whammy bar ! I've never seen so many knobs and switches on one guitar. It's in great shape too.

AGAIN - ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO GET A WIRING DIAGRAM FOR THIS GUITAR ? OR EVEN STEER ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION AND I'LL DO THE FOOTWORK.

tHANKS IN ADVANCE !

I have a norma acoustical guitar that my grandma bought in 1965 or 69 it plays great model WG 65 does anyone know anything about it or its value or where to look.

My mom just gave me a Norma FG12 acoustic guitar my father bought for her back in the day. It is in the original box and i honestly doubt it ever made it out of the box! It appears in pristine condition but I know absolutely nothing about guitars. I really don't care to learn how to play it. I would like to sell it but have absolutely no idea how much it is worth nor know the best place to try to sell (?ebay perhaps) Any suggestions/thoughts would be most appreciated. Thanks!

My dad has an old Norma classical 6 string from the 70s.I've been told it was a cheap brand and not especially remarkable,but his is still holding up and still sounds good.It had to have a neck repair many years ago,but still plays well.I'm not sure what the tone woods are.The neck,back and sides are dark,like mahogany,the top is very orange and kind of ugly.

My brother owns a Norma acoustic guitar modeled on the Gibson Hummingbird. He bought it used in the mid 70s. Solidly built but only average sound. I would guess that like many Japanese made guitars from the 70s, Norma was not a "company," but simply an American sounding brand name chosen by a larger Japanese instrument manufacturer to market their guitars in the USA. I own a mid 70s Penco acoustic, same deal, name was used on Japanese made guitars marketed through the Pennsylvania Music Company, thus Penco.

I have found out that the bridge on soe of the cheep Japnies "teisco" guitars are placed in the rong spot . making ithard to get in toon and or stay in toon... is the case with my zim-gar .. and maybe my Polaris too. havent played that one live .. just recordings. my question is how are the Electric Normas.. do that tune and hold a tune well???

Joe

It's a Norma classical guitar with Marty Robins name hand painted on the flat top in large letters. Anybody out there have one or seen one like it ?

I have a norma guitar similar to the sunburts TV-933 however the pickups arent 123, but 1, 1-2,2. Can anyone help me identify it? I cannot find the serial #.

My dad bought this for me in 65 when I was 15. Three pickup with vibrato. Still sounds great and excellent condition. Seen prices vary on it, anywhere from $150 to $475.00. Don't know how accurate those prices are. Believe it was in the neighborhood of $80 when he bought it.