Carvin guitars were primarily made in San Diego, California. The company, originally named Carvin Industries, was founded in 1946 by C.F. "Carvin" Krueger. They started by making amplifiers and eventually expanded into building guitars, basses, and other musical instruments.
Carvin guitars were known for their high-quality construction, versatile designs, and affordable prices. They were popular among both amateur and professional musicians.
Here are some details about the manufacturing process:
- Carvin's manufacturing facility in San Diego was a state-of-the-art facility that utilized advanced technology and skilled craftsmanship.
- They produced a wide range of guitar models, including electric, acoustic, and bass guitars.
- Carvin offered a variety of customization options, allowing customers to choose from different woods, finishes, and hardware.
In 2016, Carvin Industries was acquired by Kaman Corporation, a diversified manufacturer. The company's name was changed to Kaman Music Corporation, and the San Diego manufacturing facility was closed.
While Carvin guitars are no longer being produced in San Diego, they remain popular among musicians and collectors.
