The Guilds of Grot
Enlightened Member
So somebody on the "Guild Guitars Owners and Fans" facebook page has posted a photo of his 1981 S-250.
Other then the TRC being up-side-down I had never seen a S-250 without binding. I would have thought it was a "four knob" S-25! (I have seen "two knob" and "three knob" S-25's so why not four?)
Have we here at LTG ever run across an S-250 without binding & with relief cuts?
Here is my S-250: (With binding & three knobs!)
Here is my S-25: (With two knobs)
(I used to have a three knob S-25 but I sold it when I got the one above.)
Now we know that Guild did bound and unbound on the M-80 so I guess it's not too far of stretch to see they also did it with the S-250.
Thoughts?
Other then the TRC being up-side-down I had never seen a S-250 without binding. I would have thought it was a "four knob" S-25! (I have seen "two knob" and "three knob" S-25's so why not four?)
Have we here at LTG ever run across an S-250 without binding & with relief cuts?
Here is my S-250: (With binding & three knobs!)
Here is my S-25: (With two knobs)
(I used to have a three knob S-25 but I sold it when I got the one above.)
Now we know that Guild did bound and unbound on the M-80 so I guess it's not too far of stretch to see they also did it with the S-250.
Thoughts?
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