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Thank you Chris, great photos and information!

I was curious if anyone had a photo or has seen a how a guild truss rod is mounted in a neck? Specifically the anchor end from the 70s and 80s. Does it have a welded plate or threaded cylinder type anchor? Also what does the pocket look like that it sits in? Thanks in advance.

The Ultra Tonic system is new to me. After checking out the James May Engineering web site, thanks chazmo and chris, I'm very interested. I have been working on installing a Lyric (TRU MIC) system in one of my 1980s FS46-CE guitars. I like the idea of onboard mics as opposed to the standard...

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Those Peavey T60 guitars were heavy as I remember. A friend had bought the bass version of that series, I can't remember the model but yeah they were heavy.

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At 1.1mm on the treble side of an acoustic you would need a light touch for that not to buzz.😁

I agree 100% with your reasoning for letting a floating bridge float! I had an X-50 with the same double sided tape issue. It wasn't easy but I was able to remove it. It seems like a short sited solution to attach a floating bridge to me.

I have that one framed on my desk.

Yep, I received a similar email that their King of Prussia, PA location also closing. I'll have to say I haven't been there in years.

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Used 2021 Guild Small Harp Tailpiece. The type used on Newark Street M-75 guitars. This tailpiece was purchased directly from Cordoba. It was installed on a 1960s M-65 for a few weeks to compare with the full size tailpiece and then removed. $55.00 plus shipping. 100% of item price will go...

Used Fender/Guild HB-1 neck pickup removed from a 1998 Guild X-150 guitar. $55.00 plus shipping. 100% of item price will go to support LTG.

Used Guild BS-1 BiSonic bridge pickup removed from a 2014 Guild Newark Street M-85 bass. $75.00 plus shipping. 100% of item price will go to support LTG.

The S70 (S70D) phase switch may not be as useful as the bypass switch which can fill out the sound in a number of the 5 positions. I have had both the S60D and S70D which use the Dimarzio SD1 pickups. If you can find one, the S70D has a much better array of sounds.

I love the proportions of that deep body!

That is a great collection of Gord's music. I have been listening to those four CDs for a number of years now. Many of the unreleased songs are real gems as well!

Thanks adorshki for that quote! This is where part of the magic was at Westerly. They were building musical instruments that humans could bond with because of their individual sound and feel. Not manufacturing perfectly identical cars or computers. "the folks in Westerly made guitars based...