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"Originally, Electro String Instrument Corporation (ESIC) was the
name of the parent company that produced "Rickenbacker" brand
products. The "Electro" name was the main name, while it was
"Rickenbacker" that was the pseudonym!
Other product names which were often made by ESIC include Ryder,
Symphonia Grand, Academy, NHF, and Contello, but these were
private label goods which might also have been made by other
suppliers as well.
The only direct brand names that I recall being owned by the
company are Rickenbacker, Electro, and Road (now owned by
Celestion of England).
By the way as an historical aside, ESIC remains in existence
today, as it's name was changed to Rickenbacker International
Corporation as part of a series of corporate mergers, which
happened only about 2 years ago, to reunite the various pieces of
our guitar business."
[John Hall, jhall@rickenbacker.com, 10/27/1999]
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