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Musical Instrument Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Type (Stringed, Percussion, Wind, Keyboard), By Distribution Channel (Offline, Online), By Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2023 - 2030. Report ID: GVR-3-68038-120-7. Number of Pages: 80.
- How big is the musical instrument market?The global musical instrument market size was estimated at USD 14.20 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach USD 15.23 billion in 2023. Read More
- What is the musical instruments market growth?The global musical instrument market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.4% from 2023 to 2030 to reach USD 25.13 billion by 2...
- Which segment accounted for the largest musical instrument market share?Asia Pacific dominated the musical instruments market with a share of 41.6% in 2022. This is attributable to the rising influence of western music...
- Who are the key players in musical instruments market?Some key players operating in the musical instruments market include Casio Computer Co., Ltd., C.F. Martin & Co., Inc., D'addario & Company, Inc.,...
- What are the factors driving the musical instrument market?Key factors that are driving the market growth include the rising number of music hobbyists worldwide and the increasing popularity of traditional...
- High-Performance Electric Guitars Become More Affordable
- Back in The Spotlight: Lap Steel and Resonators
- Basses with Built-In Drive
- Every Guitarist Wants A Bass
- A New Phase Beyond The Rat
- A Model For The Future of Amps
- Everyone’S A Producer
- Dolby Atmos Takes Center Stage
- Gather Around The Piano
- Djs: Workflow, Workflow, Workflow
Guitars are more popular than ever. More people are starting to play for the first time, and they need solid beginner options. At the same time, more guitarists are getting serious, too, after years of fiddling around—and they need new guitars that can stand up to the job. To meet the needs of these two groups, we predict manufacturers will find wa...
Despite all the new and exciting developments in guitars, the classics haven’t missed a beat. Many of today’s best-sellers would look familiar to a player from decades ago. In 2022, guitarists will keep reaching for acoustic workhorses like the Martin D-28, Gibson J-45 and Taylor 814ce. For electrics, you know their names: Les Paul, Telecaster®, St...
One of the hottest basses of last year was the Ernie Ball Music Man DarkRay, unveiled in June. This unique bass is a collaboration with respected bass effects maker Darkglass Electronics, who designed an EQ and preamp specifically for the DarkRay and built it into the bass. In addition to a Clean setting, players can flip between Alpha and Omega dr...
There were a lot of new bassists this year, and a whole lot of them were already guitarists. One explanation might be that more players produced music solo, covering bass duties themselves. Another explanation: Bass is simply the easiest transition to make from guitar, especially if the guitarist chooses a short-scale model, like a Fender® Mustang ...
If you use effects pedals, you know the Pro Co RAT distortion pedal has been on a meteoric rise for the past few years. We expect the RAT resurgence to continue, and why not? Pro Co produces a broad assortment of options. Other effects makers have plenty of loving tributes, like the new Wampler Ratsbane and JHS Packrat. But if one classic distortio...
It’s no secret that digital technology has made more sounds available to guitarists at a more affordable price. With plug-ins, a laptop can substitute for a studio of highly coveted gear. With multi-amp modelers, it’s possible to bring hundreds of amps and cabinets to every gig, inside one pedal or combo—and they’ll sound shockingly accurate. But i...
Over the last decade, the home studio went from a rare luxury to a reality for everyday players. Over the last year, it became essential. With artists spending less time in rooms together, the ability to record yourself becomes a prerequisite to collaboration. Bandmates are trading tracks over the internet. At the same time, ambitious artists are c...
Once reserved for movie theaters and high-end studios, Dolby Atmos' immerseive audio experience is making its way to the musical mainstream. Apple Music and Amazon Music added support for the format in 2021, and as a result, we’re expecting more Atmos-ready mixes in the coming years. A number of major DAWs already have support for it, eliminating a...
Before recorded audio, the way to fill a home with music was by playing the family piano. Pianos were beautiful centerpieces that brought people together. They were also unwieldy, expensive, temperamental and in constant need of tuning. Thanks to digital advances and aesthetic improvements, the home piano is coming back, minus the drawbacks. Option...
DJing is all about the flow. The music should sound seamless to the audience, and that’s a lot easier when the workflow is smooth. For 2022, we see DJ brands putting a renewed focus on the experience of using their gear, from planning sets to executing and recording them. On some level, the improvements are due to new technology. Advances in proces...
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Jan 8, 2019 · Loudo Musical Instruments: an American-Made Guitar is Born in Collingswood. 0. Luthier Peter Brown has been on a 20-year mission to reinvent the electric guitar. In 2019, he launches his own brand in the New Jersey tradition of companies like Danelectro, Guild, and Kramer.
Our Randolph location and online musical instrument shop offer musicians of all walks of life an impressive selection of New, Used, and Vintage guitars, amps, drums, band & orchestra instruments, digital pianos, keyboards, synthesizers, home recording equipment, PA systems, accompanying accessories and more!
A leader distributor of band and orchestra musical instruments located in Mountainside, New Jersey. NEMC percussion through sales, rental, bid, and lease.
Dec 21, 2023 · It is projected that the revenue of musical instrument and supplies stores in New Jersey will amount to approximately 123,9 million U.S. Dollars by 2024. Read more. Industry revenue of...
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