After the Beatles made it big in 1964, guitars were golden, and like all big companies, Decca Records wanted in on the gold rush. In 1965, CBS bought Fender, and a corporate feeding frenzy followed. Some companies bought American guitar makers, while others started selling Japanese imports. Somewhere around 1965, Decca started a division known as Decca Home Entertainment Products, which for several years imported Japanese acoustic and solid-body electric guitars aimed primarily at the beginner market.
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