You say this like its a bad thing. You reached an equilibrium and then you decreased the amound. The resultant void has to be filled.Originally Posted by GAD
Don
Guild X-170-T
Guild Starfire V
G&L ASAT Deluxe Semi-Hollow
Gretsch 6119-1962HT Tennessee Rose
Gretsch 6120 DC
Gretsch 5422-12
Fender American Standard Stratocaster
Fender '90s Custom Telecaster
You are such a Tease GAD! If the original owner decides they don't want it back I want to put my name on the list for first dibs since no one else has spoken up yet, LOL!I got rid of four, and now this third one has slid into one of the empty spots. Luckily I shipped two more off to Fixit, but damn i need to get rid of some more.
Here's a not so subtle teaser.
TX
Guilds
Hoboken-1960 X175, 1961 SF-II
Westerly-1971 F612, 2000 SF-V, 1984 S284
Nashville C.S. SFIV-3 P90 w/Trem, 2000 JF65-CE
Corona-2003 Fleming F47-Brz RW, 2003 D55 50th Brz #10 of 50, 2003 SF-III-90
Conn-2011 GSR D50 Coco, 2011 F212XL STD, 2013 R30S, 2013 Orph Jumbo, 2014 Orph Burst 000-12 Fret 12 String S.H. RW, 2012 F50-DTAR, 2012 F50R Burst, 2012 F50R DTAR, 2013 F512 Burst, 2014 F512-DTAR, 2014 D55-RS, 2014 GSR X500D
Amps
70 T-bird 2x12
93 Sequoia
Just as a gas will expand to fill a container, the number of guitars must increase to fill the available space. I like to refer to this as "GAD's Law".
1970s: [ S70 | 2x S300AD ]
1980s: [ X79 | X79-3 | 2x X80 | X100 | S270 | S281 | S284 | BHM1 ]
1980s: [ S300AD | X82 | Detonator | Liberator Elite | NB | SF4 | D46 ]
1990s: [ 2x S100 | 2x X170| SB602F | SF3,4,5 | BB | NB DX | X3000 | DV72 | BM01 ]
2000s: [ SF III | SF IV | BB-90 | X160 ]
2010s: [ BB | 3x T-Bird ]
Amps: [ Yes ]
My Reviews: GADsGuilds.com
Q - How many Guilds are enough?
A - Just one more...
'92 JF30-12, '89 D25 SB, '78 D50,'97 SF4, '63 CE-100D SB, '77 S-100, '72 S-100, '76 S-100 carved, '66 SFV SB, '96 S-100 DeLuxe,
'55 X-50, '61 SFIII, '13 NS M75 , '13 Orpheum 12 Fret Dread, '13 Orpheum Jumbo
Too many is when you can't find a place to stack them.
You can't have a BB Gun...You'll shoot your eyes out!http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j8...eglasses-1.jpg
Yes.
Al
"Time May Change the Technique of Music But Never Its Mission " - Rachmaninoff
My 1st Guild: '96 Westerly D25NT "Hally" (10-31-96 stamped on heelblock)
#2: '01 Westerly F65ce "Blondie"
#3: '03 Corona D40e Richie Havens "Richie"
All bought new!
Too many is when your wife says: "It's either me or the guitars..."
1965 Guild F30
2012 Guild D55
2017 Guild F55e SB
2015 Gibson Sheryl Crow SJ
2017 Gibson SJ200 SB
2015 Taylor 214
2009 Fender Strat
2015 Epi Les Paul Traditionnal
A little hydration helps. Usually, one of those sweet dessert wines.
"Steve, you are a man of many goats."~ capnjuan
"Alternatively, you could just go the ultra-relic route with it. Basically go for a look that says the amp was on fire and they put it out using belt sanders."
(amps - I need a "99" & "50")
Then you start working on an addition.
Chris
‘56 A-50, '57 CE-100, '60 X-150, '61 M-20, '62 F-20, '64 S-50 Jetstar, '64 Mark II, '65 SFIV, '71 S-90, '75 F-112, '75 Mark IVp, '81 M-80, '82 S-275, ‘87 Nightbird I, '88 Detonator, ‘92 F-15ce, '93 X-500, '97 Bluesbird, '99 F-30, '16 NS S-200 T-bird
'54 Masteramp, '60 99j, '63 200-S, '66 Thunderbass, ‘66 Thunder T1-12, '69 Thunderstar, ‘93 Sequoia,
‘60s Baritone Uke
'03 Elder Lute
http://acornhouseworkshop.com/
'08 Parlor, '10 Butternut Deuce, '13 Rounder, '14 Kulakeiki
Or you switch from acoustic to electric... 'Leccies are much easier to stack.
Guilds:
1967 MK-VI Artist Special (Hoboken - Jacobs restoration 2018) - "The Mark"
12ers:
1994 JF-30-12Bld (Westerly),
2006 F-512 (Tacoma),
2010 F-212XL STD (New Hartford) - "Connie"
2014 Orpheum 12 OOO SHRW (New Hartford)
Other 12ers:
1970 Martin D-12-20
1980 Ibanez AW-75 (Series I)
1984 Taylor 655
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