Brands

C. Robert Hopf stands for family-run instrument making since 1901.
Carried forward across generations – with experience that lasts.

Rubner has stood for metal craftsmanship in music since 1864.
Triangles, cymbals and zither tuning keys – a craft passed down through five generations and made for musicians.

Pyramid has been producing strings and musical accessories since 1850.
More than 175 years of experience from Bubenreuth – for the small things no instrument can make music without.

Gropp stands for guitars and lutes built across generations.
Two master craftsmen, one shared craft – shaped by experience and carried forward together.

Care isn’t a side topic. It’s part of the instrument.

Bellacura creates care products for musicians who want their instruments to last and perform at their best.

Günther A. Paulus represents bow making with a dedication to craftsmanship. His work is closely connected to the instrument-making tradition of Markneukirchen – for musicians who understand how much the right bow matters.

Buffet Crampon has been combining craftsmanship and innovation in wind instruments since 1825.
One of Europe’s leading manufacturers – with strong production roots in Germany.

Since 1847, SEYDEL has been building harmonicas in Germany.
Not somewhere else. The same place in Klingenthal to this day.

Handcrafted instruments with real character and stainless steel reeds trusted by players worldwide.

CANTO thinks about what happens between the rehearsal room and the stage.
Bags and cases for instruments and equipment – made for musicians who don’t want to carry their gear just any old way.

Christian Sandner stands for plucked instrument making shaped by tradition and experience.
Guitars and mandolins – rooted in family craftsmanship, built with a steady hand.

Some sounds can’t be replaced. For generations, Efrano has been crafting high-quality gut strings in Germany’s Vogtland region — built with tradition, craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of sound.

Four generations. One passion.

Since 1864, the Schneider family has been crafting woodwind instruments. Today, Gerald Schneider continues this tradition with master craftsmanship and a passion for handcrafted recorders.

GOLDON has been helping people start making music since 1936.
Instruments from Markneukirchen – with a special focus on early music education, discovery and those very first notes.

Heberlein Tamburinbau still makes rhythm by hand.
Tambourines, jingle rings and frame drums made regionally by hand using carefully selected natural materials.

At Holger Götz, not just any instrument gets just any case.
This family business in Markneukirchen creates individual made-to-measure plywood cases – built and fitted to suit the instrument.

Tradition sounds better when it’s lived.

Holger Krupke builds handcrafted string instruments in Markneukirchen — a region shaped by centuries of instrument making.

Wünsche Zitherbau stands for over 140 years of living craftsmanship.
From early zither makers to today’s generation – passed on, built further, and played on.

Jakob Winter has been protecting instruments since 1886.
Cases and bags for musicians – from traditionally handcrafted models to modern, lightweight material concepts.

Some names simply belong to violin making.

For generations, Josef Teller has been producing premium components and accessories for string instruments, trusted by luthiers worldwide.

String instruments need more than precision. They need feeling.

Klaus & Karin Wunderlich create instruments shaped by craftsmanship, experience, and a deep understanding of sound.

König & Meyer builds what your instrument needs when it matters. Music stands, instrument stands, lights and accessories – Made in Germany, thoughtfully designed and built for everyday musicians.

Strings from Germany’s Vogtland region. Made by people who know what a string needs to do.

Lenzner Saitenmanufaktur in Erlbach produces high-quality strings for bowed and plucked instruments, continuing a regional string-making tradition that reaches back more than 250 years.

Meinel recorders stand for an honest entry into music.
Made in Markneukirchen – for everyone who doesn’t just want to start, but keep going.

Musical instruments from Markneukirchen are not a trend. They are tradition.

Since 1943, MIGMA eG has connected instrument makers, craftsmanship, and musical culture from Germany’s Vogtland region.