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Denver's second F-612. First view I've seen with it "plugged in". All the other pics I've seen of it show it being mic-ed up.

After 30-some years of playing, my beloved GF55 is in need of a re-fret - at least in the first 5-6 frets. Any suggestions for a Guitar-Fixit guy in the Phoenix metro area?

I've got a '71 F412 that has a mini-mic pickup presently installed. I really don't like the sound. It is real "tubby" and feeds back quite easily. I've tried sound hole pickups but the pole spacing is too close together for a 12 string and you lose either the top or bottom E strings (or...

Yesterday I saw a 1970's Japanese Guild knock-off 12 string. The attempt to copy a Guild was rather blatent. It was about the size of an F212, mohagany and spruce. It had 50-style neck and body inlays with and wierd quasi-"G shield" inlay on the headstock. It simply said "Morris" across the...

.....anybody ever here of one of these? My local repair guy says he's put several of these in Martins, Gibbos, Guilds, etc. This gizmo goes inside and pulls a bellied top back where it belongs, flattens the bridge again and makes an old axe playable again without resulting to the dreaded "Neck...

On another thread someone asked fro pics of my GF55. While I was at it I took some fuzzygraphs of my F30 and F112: GF55 - 1989 looks nice if front of the tree, doesn't it? part 2 to follow.....

Howdy, just moved in, seems like a nice place to hang out. I've been a Guildaholic since I was in high school and listened to that Denver guy play. The fact that my guitar teacher played a Guild dreadnaught helped a bit too. My current stable is 4 long time friends (children?) In order of...