Bert Weedon, now best known for his tutorial works, had a variety of Höfners.

Hank Marvin's first guitar was a Congress.

Hugh Cornwell ex member of The Stranglers used a Höfner Razerwood S7L solid-body.

Eric Clapton learned to play on a Höfner acoustic.

The young Ritchie Blackmore played a club 50.

A Senator was Peter Green's first real guitar.

Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones traded in a stack of records in order to purchase his first guitar, which was a hollow-body Höfner cut away.

Folk Baroque pioneer Davy Graham played a Congress.

Mark Knopfler's first guitar was a V2 solid.

At the age of 13, Jimmy Page made his first televised appearance in 1957 on BBC1 playing a Höfner President.

The Stone Roses' John Squire used a Höfner semi-acoustic guitar (featuring a self-applied Jackson Pollock-style paintjob).

The Auteurs' Luke Haines uses a Committee.

Jamie Hince' of The Kills
Early Beatles bassist Stuart Sutcliffe used prize money he won in an art competition (50 guineas) to purchase a Höfner President bass.

Albert Lee's first guitar was a Höfner President acoustic.

Tav Falco has played only a Höfner violin guitar, with built-in factory fuzztone, since 1980.

Tonny Koeswoyo used Höfner Galaxy Series & Verythin Series
John Lennon of The Beatles bought a Club 40 as his first electric guitar in 1959.

Chris Rea's first guitar was a Höfner Verithin 3, which he played until 1979.

Bernie Marsden's first electric guitar was a Colorama.
Bert Weedon, now best known for his tutorial works, had a variety of Höfners.
Hank Marvin's first guitar was a Congress.
Hugh Cornwell ex member of The Stranglers used a Höfner Razerwood S7L solid-body.
Eric Clapton learned to play on a Höfner acoustic.
The young Ritchie Blackmore played a club 50.
A Senator was Peter Green's first real guitar.
Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones traded in a stack of records in order to purchase his first guitar, which was a hollow-body Höfner cut away.
Folk Baroque pioneer Davy Graham played a Congress.
Mark Knopfler's first guitar was a V2 solid.
At the age of 13, Jimmy Page made his first televised appearance in 1957 on BBC1 playing a Höfner President.
The Stone Roses' John Squire used a Höfner semi-acoustic guitar (featuring a self-applied Jackson Pollock-style paintjob).
The Auteurs' Luke Haines uses a Committee.
Jamie Hince' of The Kills
Early Beatles bassist Stuart Sutcliffe used prize money he won in an art competition (50 guineas) to purchase a Höfner President bass.
Albert Lee's first guitar was a Höfner President acoustic.
Tav Falco has played only a Höfner violin guitar, with built-in factory fuzztone, since 1980.
Tonny Koeswoyo used Höfner Galaxy Series & Verythin Series
John Lennon of The Beatles bought a Club 40 as his first electric guitar in 1959.
Chris Rea's first guitar was a Höfner Verithin 3, which he played until 1979.
Bernie Marsden's first electric guitar was a Colorama.
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