Tuners and Tuning

From 1996 to 2006, we earned 50,000,000 dollars from exports, of which earned 8.09 million dollars in 2006. The company implements famous brand strategy, make t he high quality product with all effort. In September of 2005, the ELECA musical instrument was awarded the title of “Hubei’ Famous Exports Brand” by the Departme nt of Commerce, Hubei Province; In October of 2005, af ter the verification of Hubei Entry-Exit Inspection an d Quarantine Bureau, “Wuhan Eleca electronics CO., LTD (guitar amplifier)” conforms to “the First-class Condi tion to Classify Manages of Exportation Industry Produ ct in Production Enterprise”; In December of 2005, the company was evaluated by Wuhan Foreign Economics and T rade Bureau as the Wuhan foreign merchant investment “Enterprises of 100 Tops”; In December of 2006, the co mpany was awarded by the Wuhan government as “Ten Tops Wuhan Investments Enterprises to Create Famous Brand”. The company was evaluated by Chinese Foreign Merchant Investment Association of Enterprise “the National For eign Merchant to Invest the Pair of Superior Enterpris e” in the consecutive eight years, from 1999 to 2006.

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The Meisel Tuner can be found under different brand names.

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In July 2001, Seiko Holdings Corporation became a holding company and adopted a management structure that allows each operating company to engage in business efficiently and flexibly while maximising its distinctiveness in each business field. Under this structure, we promote a consolidated management that enhances the power of the SEIKO brand while respecting the uniqueness and independence of each operating company and maintaining cooperation between them. As we are increasingly being held accountable for corporate social responsibility, we have established a fundamental corporate philosophy of "being a company with the trust of society." Based on this corporate philosophy, we will continue, as we have done in the past, to put into practice the efforts and approaches that are undertaken by each of our employees in improving their conduct and daily job performance.

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In 1962, Mr. Katoh rented a small workshop alongside the Keio (pronounced Kayo) railway line so he and Mr. Osanai could develop a mechanical rhythm machine. Mr. Katoh named the fledgling enterprise Keio Electronic Laboratories, which later became Korg — a derivation of the words “Keio” and “ORGan.” Their first rhythm machine was ready in 1963. It was called the Disc Rotary Electric Auto Rhythm machine, but its more popular (and easy to say!) name was the DoncaMatic DA-20. Korg went on to release many models of “Drum Machines,” as they came to be known.

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