Eko
Cs-2 1/2 Natural + Gigbag
Eko
Cs-5 3/4 Natural + Gigbag
Eko
TL 401 MN Butterscotch
Eko
Fasi Suction Cup Pickup for String Instruments
Eko
Cs-10 4/4 Natural + Gigbag
Eko
NXT N100ce Natural
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Cs-5 3/4 Natural Pack + Gigbag / Accessoires
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CL2843M MEDIUM 28-43
Eko
All-Around Capo for All Types of Guitar
Eko
LS 400 Vintage Gold
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Ranger 6 Black
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Ranger VI EQ Vintage Reissue Dreadnought Natural Top Stained
Eko
Cs-10 4/4 Natural Pack + Gigbag / Accessoires
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Ranger 6 Natural
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CS-2 1/2 Blue Burst + Gig Bag
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LS 300 Gold
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Cs-10 4/4 Sunburst + Gigbag
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DV 300 Red
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NXT N100ce See Through Black
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One Resonator EQ Sunburst
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LS 300 Honey Burst
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ACB1047L Bronze Light 10-47
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LS 300 Quilted Blue
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ST 100 3/4 Metallic Blue
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ST 100 3/4 Chrome Red
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ACB1253M Bronze Medium 12-53
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CS-5 3/4 Blue Burst + Gig Bag
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Ranger 6 CE Brown Sunburst
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Ranger 6 CE Natural
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LS 300 Cherry Sunburst
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Fire 401 Aurora Flamed Amber Burst RM
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EL1046R Regular 10-46
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UKULELE STRINGS SOPRANO MEDIUM
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Ranger Vi Eq Vintage Reissue Dreadnought Honey Burst
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NXT A100ce Auditorium Natural
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CS-2 1/2 Sunburst + Gig Bag
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Duo Guitalélé
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ACB1152ML Bronze Medium/light 11-52
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EB45105m Nickel Wrapped Medium 45-105
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Fire 400 Aurora Flamed Gray Burst LRL
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EL1052HB Heavy Bottom 10-52
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Ranger 6 Brown Sunburst
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ST 401 MN Sunburst
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TL 400 Butterscotch
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UKULELE STRINGS CONCERTO MEDIUM
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ST 100 Sunburst
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EL0946L Custom Light 9-46
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TL 300 Butterscotch
About the brand Eko
EKO was founded and still operates in central Italy, at the heart of what is considered the true Italian music district, one of the most important in Europe.
More precisely, in the Marche region, notably around Recanati, Castelfidardo, Senigallia, Loreto and Montelupone, the late 1950s and early 1960s saw the birth and development of some of the most important Italian companies specializing in musical instruments and related sectors: accordions, guitars and other stringed instruments, bellows instruments, electronic organs, as well as sound systems for the stage.
By the mid-1960s, the musical instrument industry in the Marche employed about 60,000 people and was one of the most creative and innovative hubs in the sector worldwide.
Even today, several internationally renowned companies, including EKO, continue their activities in this same region, at the heart of Italian creativity and expertise.
