In just a little more than three years Indian company AcuraMeister has emerged as one of the leading manufacturers and sellers of wooden musical attachments. AcuraMeister, today, has been rated as the number one vendor of violin and cello accessories with the widest range of fittings manufactured from matured and premium quality wood. The company has earned a name for the innovative technology it uses to manufacture violin and cello chinrests, endpins, pegs, tailpieces and similar products.

AcuraMeister debuted in 2014 as a flagship brand of Talwar Brothers. The company was itself established in 1948 and is renowned in its domain as manufacturers of wooden attachments and accessories of musical instruments. The parent company, for long, is engaged in catering to the needs of established musical instrument companies in the US, Europe and Japan.
AcuraMeister manufactures its equipment from the choicest woods. These include the Indian and European variety of boxwood, snakewood, rosewood, and stained and natural ebony.

The company brands its products under the Ultimo and Preciso series. The accessories are manufactured from top quality wood, keeping environmental factors in mind. All pores are double filled to forge a smoother finish and ensure a stronger and durable product. All instruments from AcuraMeister matches the best in class international products.

AcuraMeister is headed by Vijay Talwar who assumed directorship of the company in the mid-1960s. Under his leadership AcuraMeister has achieved rare technical sophistication in manufacturing its products. The company is now a premium-level original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for some of the world’s leading musical instruments fittings suppliers.

Product innovation and adherence to quality is the mantra of the company. AcuraMeister is committed to serve those who want to provide their customers with top-notch precision, unmatched elegance, and unparalleled value.
The company has several new products up its sleeve and is all set to enhance its portfolio in the coming days.


The founder’s son, Vijay Talwar, who earned his Masters in Wood Technology degree from the University of Hamburg, assumed direction of the company in the mid-1960s. Under his leadership, the firm has elevated its technical sophistication to an extraordinary level, and has expanded its premium-level production capacity to meet growing demand. Not surprisingly, in recent years, the firm has emerged as an increasingly important OEM resource for some of Europe’s most discerning fittings suppliers