I think I spoke to Simon when I was at Guitarpoint, I called before and they already said they were no longer accepting Guilds, but could make an exception because I got the guitar from them. Anyway, they are also moving away from Gretsch and Rickenbackers and whatnot, I would say about 90% are either Gibson or Fender, mostly Les Paul or Stratocaster models. Everything way overpriced imho
The Guitarpoint person (Simon?) just looked at the Guild and said, "no, don't want that, we no longer do Guild". I argued that nowhere in Europe there is a shop specializing in vintage Guilds, and that it would make sense to keep that niche, he then frowned, I then said that the No Bird would surely attract a lot of people to the website, and I saw him hesitate for a brief moment and I then continued that I understood their business model (Les Pauls and Stratocasters) and I had no problem holding on to the No Bird (one of my brighter moments).
Also, I selected 2 guitars from their stock to do a trade with the No Bird, I played both guitars and did not really like em