anyone got soundclips of your sweet Guilds?

[Westerly Wood]

i dont, one day hope to have a pc and then i can get some recording software. but i'd love to hear a clip of a guild 12 string or really any guild acoustic. D-40 or 55 would be awesome too! :mrgreen:

 

[Graham]

Visit here for Mark and his 12 string and his D-55. Visit here for Frosty's D-55.

There are more guys with clips.

 

[Graham]

Jack has some great original music with his stuff too.

 

[plaidseason]

I have some here:

http://www.independisc.com/highlonesomeplains.htm

If you hear an acoustic (with I think just one exception), it's either a Guild F44, or a Guild F30r-ls - although I hardly remember which guitar is on which track.

-chris

 

[capnjuan]

Thanks Chris; that you singing? Though I heard a touch of Craig Fuller / Pure Prairie League .. might have been my imagination but mighty fine anyway. cj

 

[RussD]

If you don't mind some fat fingered leads...
http://russdickson.com/clips/jamaicafarewell.mp3

Didn't say I was any good, but the guitar ( JF65-12) itself is excellent!

 

[Guildmark]

Don't forget steelpickin'. He's known as 23L on YouTube. Never thought to ask if that means he's a pilot. :?

 

[marcellis]

Soundclips of the 1972 D-25?

Yes. But I don't normally record stand-alone acoustic
guitar. I compose and arrange full orchestrations.*

The old D-25 can be heard on these songs though:

"A Woman from Cuba" (For Evelyn Castillo Gamez)

"Ketu"
"Nashville tuning".

And that little red D-25 kicks *ss in:

"Perhaps You're Just Stupid - Congenitally"

*A ha! I found a recording solo D-25 & voice. Not a great recording. But that little red guitar does its job just fine.

"A Nightingale Sang in Barkley Square"


No soundclips of the 1976 sunburst D-40 I bought last month, because I haven't seen it or played it yet.