Your favorite picture(s) of an artist playing a Guild?
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Not sure how many Mitski fans there are on this forum, but I thought it was neat to find this video of her playing an acoustic solo show with a Guild:
Hard for me to tell exactly what guitar that is, but I think it might be a GAD D-140CE.
(She starts out by announcing that she's not a guitarist; despite that, I think some of the songs work pretty well played this way, though overall I think I prefer her full-band sets like this one where she's playing bass.)
Hard for me to tell exactly what guitar that is, but I think it might be a GAD D-140CE.
(She starts out by announcing that she's not a guitarist; despite that, I think some of the songs work pretty well played this way, though overall I think I prefer her full-band sets like this one where she's playing bass.)
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Ron Asheton played bass with the 2nd incarnation of The Stooges (Played guitar on first couple of albums). Which bass?:
Another shot with Iggy
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Another shot with Iggy
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Ron Asheton played bass with the 2nd incarnation of The Stooges (Played guitar on first couple of albums). Which bass?:
Another shot with Iggy
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Very cool!To add to the collection, here's a screen shot of Jimmy Wyble from the 1960 film "Oceans 11".
Jimmy Wyble played with Bob Wills, and is the original of the great Roly Poly solo.
Also, an excellent jazz musician.
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And here is some sound to go along with the photo! Gotta love the tone of that big, blonde Guild X-550.
Artist Award? With a Guild amp...
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Last night Deanna Carter was on the Grand Old Opry (Circle TV) playing a sunburst D-55 with an added soundhole p/u. Possibly someone can find a picture of this show? I seem to remember way back when Guild had the "magazine," she was an artist shown there.
I don't see a recent one, but here's one from a few years ago. She has definitely played Guilds for years. Lots of photos available of her with a Guild.
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Thanks, man! Not from the show broadcasted, but no question the same guitar. She has added a white sound-hole p/u, and
was not playing wirelessly...and she was playing, for she did the intro to her first tune...suspect she was going through the Fender Twin
Reverb set just back on the stage from her...
was not playing wirelessly...and she was playing, for she did the intro to her first tune...suspect she was going through the Fender Twin
Reverb set just back on the stage from her...
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That's from a few days ago:
Looks like a Fishmann system built in with a L.R. Baggs M80 soundhole pickup:
And the mentioned Fender amp is a new digital Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb 1x12! But that's not the amp she is using.
The guitar cable didn't go into the Fender but in a kind of distribution (not pedal) board in front of her, no cables were going into the Fender amp, both Channels 1 and 2 input sockets were empty as you can see! So that amp wasn't used by her.
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Looks like a Fishmann system built in with a L.R. Baggs M80 soundhole pickup:
And the mentioned Fender amp is a new digital Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb 1x12! But that's not the amp she is using.
The guitar cable didn't go into the Fender but in a kind of distribution (not pedal) board in front of her, no cables were going into the Fender amp, both Channels 1 and 2 input sockets were empty as you can see! So that amp wasn't used by her.
Ralf
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There ya go, thanx!
I was watching for that EQ panel, never saw that angle but thought I saw the sliders very briefly...mayhaps its
just a new p/u and not even wired to the panel? Now there's a good question to ask on her website
Interesting, does not look like a "modern" Twin Reverb, perhaps an older "transition" red-knob-to-black-knob piece.
Or..."shudder" a solid-state amp? (note the little badge on the lower right of the grill cloth...) How could they do such a thing, in NASHVILLE of all places...
I was watching for that EQ panel, never saw that angle but thought I saw the sliders very briefly...mayhaps its
just a new p/u and not even wired to the panel? Now there's a good question to ask on her website
Interesting, does not look like a "modern" Twin Reverb, perhaps an older "transition" red-knob-to-black-knob piece.
Or..."shudder" a solid-state amp?
(note the little badge on the lower right of the grill cloth...) How could they do such a thing, in NASHVILLE of all places...
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^...answer to my own question..."Ya play what ya got and ya make it sound good..."
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I added more comments/pictures above. Yes I would guess the M-80 is not connected to the Fishman panel.
Ralf
The end of the cable looks like it's just laying on the floor.That's from a few days ago:
Looks like a Fishmann system built in with a L.R. Baggs M80 soundhole pickup:
And the mentioned Fender amp is a new digital Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb 1x12! But that's not the amp she is using.
The guitar cable didn't go into the Fender but in a kind of distribution (not pedal) board in front of her, no cables were going into the Fender amp, both Channels 1 and 2 input sockets were empty as you can see! So that amp wasn't used by her.
Ralf
Those are well-toned legs, too...
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