A little Guild history

[taabru45]

This may have been posted before, but an interesting read from Acoustic Guitar...Steffan
http://www.acousticguitar.com/article/d ... cleid=7843

 

[killdeer43]

I'm a history lover and good reading is still good reading.
Thanks for bringing it back so more folks can read it and possibly understand the GAS.
Of course, we're already believers if we're here.... :wink:

Joe

 

[capnjuan]

Thanks for the link Steffan. Elder said it; 12-strings are possibly Guild's greatest contribution and legacy.

 

[davismanLV]

Thanks, Steffan, for the article. It's a good profile and summary. I'd love to see and read more about the most recent move. But it's good information. Thanks for posting it.
Tom in Vegas

 

[adorshki]

Thanks, Steffan, for the article. It's a good profile and summary. I'd love to see and read more about the most recent move. But it's good information. Thanks for posting it.
Tom in Vegas

Search threads here. Nobody cared but us.
There was a video posted , produced by Fender, of a tour of the new facilities showed some guitar construction going on . Played up the Hamer "boutique" guitar connection. :? :wink: