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No, that's the Schaller made one; the Mueller bridge is slightly heavier! Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

Not really! Re. With the help of Stan Werbin at Elderly Guitars, we were able to get good explanations for the discrepancies between the photos I got from the actual guitar and the guitar in the old Josh White footage. I never updated my story on the website, because after further...

Hello Dave, Have one for you! I still owe you something, so this is a good start. Send me a PM with your shipping address. Cheers! Hans

...... but even if it's for the right side, it's probably not the right engraving on the back of the cover for a DE-500. Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

That would be exactly 19-1/2". Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

Hello Dave, Don't need one right now, but I would love to stock these kind of parts for future repairs. So if there's nobody who really needs it, I wouldn't mind having it. Actually, you don't have to give it to me; if there's something you need we may be able to do a trade. Sincerely, Hans...

From what I've read that bass was put together by the folks who 'invented' the Leo Quan/Badass bass bridge; they did use a Guild JetStar neck for that project. Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

Hello Marty, That's a Guild M-85II from the year 1975. As Sandy already pointed out, there's one digit not visible at the end. Go ahead and look at the inside of the back cover; there may be a label that should give you the complete model info and serial number. Sincerely, Hans Moust...

Hello Doug B, Welcome! Your Guild is a model X-170, not an X-700. An X-700 is a slightly bigger instrument with a 17" wide lower bout. It's from 1998 and the AB in the model designation stands for Antique Burst, which was the color designation they used for sunburst at that time. Sincerely...

When we're talking hip-hop and rap versions in which 'older' songs are incorporated, we're actually looking at a totally different category of 'covers'. Stevie Wonder's 'Pastime Paradise' and Coolio's 'Gangsta's Paradise' are good examples and you can't really compare them! Sincerely, Hans...

Hello PTC Bernie, Yes, that bridge is original on that particular guitar. It's more like an instrument from 1955 though; maybe early 1956! Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

A lot of the Guild-like guitars in this thread only have cosmetic Guild-like features and have very little resemblance to actual Guild models. This last one from Yamaha doesn't even belong in this thread. During that period Yamaha already had established its own typical features like pickguard...

If it's the same guy that I'm thinking of (the one who moved to the US to try and work as a professional musician) that must have been at least 10 years ago; maybe as much as 15 years, I forgot! But yes, I've done quite a few of those over the years. Here's a photo of one I did not too long...

Yes, it was from 1996 as well, but the serial number was for a JF-55, which is a 6-string model. Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

Hello Sandy, The serial number on your '96 JF65-12 was a mistake; I believe I've already posted about that. The serial number of the original poster's JF65-12 is indeed from 1996. Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

That should be a B6 length one! Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

Here's an interesting specimen to grit your teeth! Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

To be honest, I do not know, but the serial number is from 1983 so it must have been available around that time! Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

Hello WaltW, That particular Guild F-30R was completed during the year 1999. Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl

Hi Chazmo, 1994 is correct! Sincerely, Hans Moust www.guitarsgalore.nl