Magic Fluke
Ukuleles, banjos and mandolins built in Sheffield, Massachusetts.
✓ Made in USA
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Where Magic Fluke products are made
Magic Fluke says it moved in 2011 to a larger solar-powered facility in Sheffield, Massachusetts.
Flukes and Fleas (ukuleles), banjos and banjoleles, and mandolins.
The company says it sources components and materials as close to home as possible.
What this emblem covers. This emblem is Made in USA. Magic Fluke states that its instruments are USA made and built to order at its Massachusetts workshop. The emblem is scoped to its instruments; this profile does not trace the origin of every component or cover accessories.
The story
Magic Fluke says Dale and Phyllis Webb started it in 1999 in the basement of their home in New Hartford, Connecticut, and that it moved in 2011 to Sheffield, Massachusetts.
The company says it has stuck to its original premise of providing USA made, affordable, quality instruments.
Why they matter
Ukuleles and banjos are widely imported. Magic Fluke says its instruments are built in Massachusetts.
Buying one supports skilled instrument-making jobs in the United States.
Visit Magic Fluke
Magic Fluke builds ukuleles, banjos and mandolins in Sheffield, Massachusetts.
Magic Fluke questions
Is Magic Fluke made in the USA?
Magic Fluke states that its instruments are USA made and built to order at its Massachusetts workshop. It does not trace every component.
Where is Magic Fluke based?
Sheffield, Massachusetts.
What does Magic Fluke make?
Ukuleles, banjos, banjoleles and mandolins.
When was Magic Fluke founded?
Magic Fluke says it was started in 1999 by Dale and Phyllis Webb.