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A Tradition of Craftsmanship (continued)
In 1973, Bozo closed his Chicago shop and moved his operation to Escondido in California to escape the cold mid-western winters. It was about this time that he contracted with a respected Japanese luthier (Yairi) to mass-produce guitars of Bozo's design. This allowed Bozo the freedom to concentrate on further design experimentation and construction of custom pieces.
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The Japanese models were relatively expensive at the time compared to other imported makes but were also of much higher quality.
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