FGN

Also known as: Fujigen, Fuji Gen, FGN Guitars

Unclaimed

33 Products · Used by 22 Artists

FGN Masterfield MSA-HP-C Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars

$2,103.78

1 available store

5.0 (2)

2 artists using

FGN Mighty Jazz Electric Basses

$1,139.00 - $1,390.02

2 available stores

5.0 (1)

1 artist using

FGN J-Standard Iliad Ash SS Solid Body Electric Guitars

$1,070.75

1 available store

5.0 (1)

FGN Iliad JIL-Al-R J-Standard Series Solid Body Electric Guitars

$1,250.00

1 available store

3 artists using

FGN Flame Solid Body Electric Guitars

$2,090.00

1 available store

2 artists using

FGN Shimamura Music History CV-BJ4 Custom Bass Electric Basses

5.0 (1)

FGN Odyssey HSS Lindy Fralin Solid Body Electric Guitars

5.0 (1)

FGN Iliad Solid Body Electric Guitars

$610.17 - $1,555.00

2 available stores

4.0 (1)

FGN Mighty Jazz Bass Electric Basses

$1,390.02

1 available store

1 artist using

FGN Iliad 7 String Extended Range Guitars

$1,599.00

1 available store

1 artist using

FGN ILIAD ASH HH (EMG) Tele Headstock Solid Body Electric Guitars

FGN EMJ-ASH-BK Expert Might Jazz Electric Basses

2 artists using

FGN Neo Classic Precision Bass Electric Basses

1 artist using

FGN J-Standard Iliad E-Guitar Solid Body Electric Guitars

1 artist using

FGN JIL2ASHDE664G Iliad Solid Body Electric Guitars

$950.00

1 available store

FGN NLS30GFMBF Neo Classic Solid Body Electric Guitars

$1,292.32

1 available store

FGN J-Standard Mighty Jazz Electric Basses

$1,390.02 - $1,444.00

2 available stores

FGN Iliad custom Solid Body Electric Guitars

2 artists using

FGN J-Standard Odyssey - JOS-FM-M Solid Body Electric Guitars

1 artist using

FGN EXPERT Eos-Ash-M Solid Body Electric Guitars

1 artist using

FGN Neo Classic LS Solid Body Electric Guitars

4.0 (1)

2 artists using

FGN Boundary Iliad BIL2M Solid Body Electric Guitars

$610.17

1 available store

FGN Expert Odyssey EOS-ASH-R Solid Body Electric Guitars

1 artist using

FGN Masterfield MSA-SP-C Uncategorized

1 artist using

FGN Star Evolution - JOS-CL-STAR Evolution (SE) Solid Body Electric Guitars

1 artist using

FGN Elan Expert DE7 Solid Body Electric Guitars

1 artist using

FGN Neo Classic NCLC 20 E Solid Body Electric Guitars

FGN JIL-ASH-DE664-M Solid Body Electric Guitars

1 artist using

FGN JYM-7 Extended Range Guitars

1 artist using

FGN EMJ 5 String Bass Electric Basses

1 artist using

FGN Shimamura Music History TH-BJ4 Custom Bass Electric Basses

FGN Mythic 6 JMY2-ASHE Solid Body Electric Guitars

FGN JOS2-TD-M Solid Body Electric Guitars

FGN is the in-house brand of Fujigen Inc., a Japanese musical instrument manufacturer based in Matsumoto, Nagano. The parent company began as Fuji Gengakki Seizō in 1960, producing violins and classical guitars before moving into electric guitars in 1962. Fujigen became one of Japan's most prolific OEM guitar makers, building instruments for Ibanez (Hoshino Gakki), Greco (Kanda Shokai), Yamaha, Antoria, Fender Japan, Orville by Gibson, Epiphone Japan, and Gretsch at various points. The FGN brand was launched so the company could release guitars under its own name internationally.

FGN's lineup centers on traditional solidbody, semi-hollow, and hollowbody electric guitars and basses, often built around familiar bolt-on and set-neck silhouettes. Electric guitar families include the Neo Classic (TE and Single Cut), Boundary, Odyssey, Iliad, Mythic, and Flame series, with the Masterfield line covering hollow and semi-hollow models. Basses are offered under the Mighty Jazz, Mighty Power, and Neo Classic Bass names.

The brand is known for its Circle Fretting System (CFS), a proprietary fretting technique in which frets are installed with a slight curvature to improve intonation, along with detail-oriented Japanese construction. FGN tends to be positioned as a mid-to-high-tier alternative to mainstream American brands, drawing on Fujigen's long history of contract manufacturing for well-known guitar companies.

FGN has 33 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Solid Body Electric Guitars, Electric Basses, and Extended Range Guitars. Their gear is featured by 22 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Metal, and Electronic. Notable users include Jack Thammarat, Rory Clewlow, and Liam Clewlow.