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What is Newman Clarke 9?

Newman Clarke 9 refers to several electric guitars produced by the German company JPM (Johann Philipp Mayer), which was a prominent manufacturer of acoustic and electric instruments during the mid-20th century. The most well-known model is the C9, but other variants like the A9 and E9 were also released.

History and Production

The JPM guitar company was founded in 1906 by Johann Philipp Mayer, who produced instruments for various manufacturers. Newman Clarke 9 guitars were primarily marketed towards professional musicians and serious amateur players.

Newman Clarke & Co., the UK-based subsidiary of JPM, began producing electric guitars in the late 1950s. The C9 guitar, released around 1962, was designed to compete with other popular electric guitars from that era, such as Gibson's Les Paul and Fender's Telecaster.

Guitar-Related Community

Over the years, Newman Clarke 9 guitars have become highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. The guitar community on Ultimate Guitar features a wide range of discussions, reviews, and resources related to these instruments.

On this website, users can explore various aspects of Newman Clarke 9 history, design, and playability. The forums offer a space for discussion about the guitars' performance, maintenance, and customization options.