English: Matsumoku 335-style thinline hollowbody, right selector, 12-string (1960s ca.1967) “My guitar is still in the shop, so today at band practice, I played Steve's twelve string. I also played his Les Paul knockoff, his Telecaster Squier, Stacy's bass, and Doug's hollow body.” The 6 string versions of this model were also sold as/under: Arai Diamond 1212T[1] Bruno Conqueror[2][3] Domino Dawson[4] Conrad[1][3]   (slightly similar to Harmony H76)[5] Lyle[3] Orpheous   (made in Japan model)[3] Univox[6][3]  Custom 335 Copy[7] etc. And these combination of OEM brands suggest Matsumoku as OEM supplyer.[8] Also, possibly related models includes followings: Yamaha SA503TVL Troy Van Leeuwen signature (2000s) — as a reincarnation in 2000s. Vox Ultrasonic (ca.1968) — whole design, especially right-side pickup selector, suggest several relation. Harmony H75, H76, H77, H78 (1960s) / Silvertone 1454, 1485 — as an origin of Conrad model References ↑ a b conrad - aria diamond 1202t hollowbody guitar ca.1967. Pictures of Vintage Japanese Guitars, VintAxe.com. ↑ bruno conqueror 335 style hollowbody guitar ca. 1967. Pictures of Vintage Japanese Guitars, VintAxe.com. ↑ a b c d e Guitar Collecting on a Budget- Tips for Buying Good Value Vintage Guitars. Fuzz Box Girl (2011-09-21). "Bruno Conqueror - This Gibson ES335 copy is a very high quality instrument for a budget guitar. It is fully bound with both front and back made from a single panel of wood. Note that even the f holes have binding on this one. The single coil pickups are hot and tend to feedback at stage volume but it is a great instrument for recording. I love the deep red marbling in the pickguards. I' ve seen similar guitars branded Conrad, Lyle, Orpheous, and Univox." ↑ 1960's Vintage Guitars. MyRareGuitars.com. ↑ Conrad Archtop Electric Guitar Harmony H76 Kay Hollow. HarmonyGuitar.net. "You are looking at a Vintage Conrad Archtop Guitar.This is a very cool example of a Japan copy of the Famous Harmony H76 Guitar. 3 Pickups and double cutaway." ↑ univox custom guitar ca. 1968. Pictures of Vintage Japanese Guitars, VintAxe.com. ↑ Univox Custom 335 Copy. univox.org. "Before Univox offered their Effie line there was an older Gibson copy with a plastic logo and an angled headstock. Apparently offered in 6 and 12 string versions. Made before 1968. ... " ↑ Collecting Japanese Guitars Brand Name Confusion. Notes From The Workshop (2012-08-11). "Matsumoku - Matsumoku is one of the Japanese manufacturers that did not survive long after the heyday of the 1970's guitar market despite having a long tradition of quality stringed instrument craftsmanship. Matsumoku produced guitars for major manufacturers Greco, Guyatone and Yamaha. Matsumoku made Arai, Aria, Aria Pro II and Aria Diamond badges, with Aria being their primary badge for a majority of this time frame. Badged guitars known to have been made by Matsumoku include Apollo, Arita, Barclay, Burny, Capri, Columbus, Conrad, Cortez (electrics only), Country, Cutler, Dia, Domino, Electra, Epiphone, Granada, Hi Lo, Howard, Ibanez, Lindberg, Lyle, Luxor, Maxitone (this guitar differs from Tama's Maxitone badge), Mayfair, Memphis, Montclair, Pan, Pearl (electrics only), Raven, Stewart, Tempo, Univox ,Vantage, Ventura, Vision, Volhox, Washburn (in 1979 and 1980), Westbury, Westminster and Westone. Possible Matsumoku badges include: Bruno, Crestwood, Conqueror, Eros, Mako, Memphis, Orlando and Toledo."