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Not anything big or expensive like guitars or amps, but looking for anything that says Guild on it, pre 1980. Picks, strings, manuals, etc, if it says Guild ;]

I like things that say Guild. Old things that say Guild, not just the guitars, but the case candy, catalogs. The picks are all old, each a different thickness, style. Collecting Guild is fun. Gibson stuff was always scarce and boring.

Not trying to get political here. But the weather. Some folks saying that we could be facing a climate emergency, to some folks to even mention it is taboo. Truth be told, it's real as hell, and it's here now. Wife's mom taught school in Redwood Valley to students who went on to be very...

The phase switch on 70's Guilds is an incredibly powerful tool, and because of the pickups fighting each other, canceling each other out, you can get an endless variety of tones as simply as rolling the neck pickup volume back a little, it's night and day. You can do the opposite by rolling the...

Mailman pulled up with the S100 from Canada yesterday. Declared at $1500 CAD, wow... but no charge or even sig required, probably no insurance. The box was ridiculously small, thin and short like a Squier Strat box with the headstock of the Guild case pushing out, albeit in a layer of bubble...

This is a gem. Him. The guitar. The Song. Many others of his on Youtube, with this guitar. Some bring tears, like this one.

What is it about a Burst? I like them and more than a few have found me over the years. Was able to put together a group shot of old American Burst when left alone for a few days, otherwise it's not that wise to get this many guitars out at the same time, especially when that's only half of...

Ok, who's got this tag? GAD I imagine, any others? Warning, TRC shocker at the end ;] In the "you can learn a lot in the comments section", this; "Note that the phase switch response varies with the pickup volume settings. Having one pickup volume higher than the other changes the "scoop" in...

Nothing like watching someone play. It confounds me how many people teach someone's technique, like Page, when there are countless videos of Page playing that are clearly superior to the belabored attempts to teach Page's techniques, one silly little thing he did after another, as if those were...

This is probably by now a pretty rare piece of paper, especially if you worship at the altar of these unique Guild guitars in even more unique and bold colors. Fortune favors the bold. Or so said the ancient Romans. It is is very very good condition. There was some mild 20 year old frothy...

I'd like to see $75 including securely USPS Priority shipping, PPal with fees is preferred and allows me to generate a label without going to the USPS site, which always has a new surprise in store... I'm usually way to mercenary to try to sell anything here, but really wanted to offer these...

Slow day yesterday, time alone. Quiet time. Time to check out some picks. Get that sucker in tune and get real quiet and play some very clean chords, I use D a lot, so very very typically this is a DGAE type thing. I've gone to flatwounds, GHS Brite Flats (.010-.046), so totally clean nothing...

Probably more of a retorical question, and summer is a challenging time to keep up on cleaning corrosive sweat off the guitars you play, but my ultimate pet peeve is when a buddy one of your bandmembers doesn't have a guitar that's worth a poop so he's playing one of yours, and as soon as you're...

Slow couple weeks, nothing imperative to buy, so after a little haggling this will be headed here from Brooklyn NY. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1960s-Guild-Mini-Master-Volume-Single-Guitar-Knob-Startfire-V-VI-Thunderbird-/274539732244 The reason I wanted it wasn't for originality because my Black...

These are the early shredders ;]

You can never unhear this, but re-hearing it periodically is good ;]

Guitar is strung with Thomastik Infeld .010 Jazz Flats, actually a very good choice for this guitar.

Lockdown recording. A short loop recorded on F4CE strung with .011 TI Jazz Flats, and then I'm off on the '76 SF-4, strung with .010 GHS Brite Flats. No other layering. I try to switch p'up position fairly often. The extremely chewy tones come courtesy of the out of phase middle position. No...

How visionary was Townshend, I've been hearing this since 1972 and it didn't mean much til today.