A couple of years ago, I had the opportunity to track import and export shipments by company name, so naturally, I looked at some of our competitors.
What’s the difference between the MacKenzie & Marr Opeongo and Baby Boat guitars?
The Full Skinny on Adi
Our Infamous Dragons Den Appearance
Yes Tariffs, No Tariffs, Maybee Tariffs, and Just Plain Nuts Tariffs
For the last few weeks the roller coaster tariff ride has played havoc with the prices we charge our US based customers.
Our Journey to African Mahogany
Our first guitar, TOFINO, was crafted with the back and sides of an African Mahogany known as Okume. Shortly after introducing the model, we became concerned with stories of rampant wood poaching on the continent.
The Spouse of a Guitar Collector Gives Some Timely Advice
We thought we'd finally use the video equipment we've been buying for something more than paperweights. Calling on the awesome talents of "the Babe", we crafted this fine example of why the guitar business is just plain fun. Enjoy!
Meet the Montreal Walnut Twins
What started as a unique experimental way to develop an acoustic guitar neck that would resist the extra tension of 12 string guitars has turned out to be our secret weapon for delivering extraordinary playability - low action and no buzzing on all of our models.
The Merry Month of May Can Be Bad for Guitars
Here at MacKenzie & Marr, we're obsessed with humidity. Starting in October we monitor RH levels and make sure our hygrometers are accurate, and our humidifiers are topped up.
