Just wondering how you like it.
Anyone own a T50 Slim?
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in a little rowboat
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Love it. I have one with a single Franz. Sounds great plugged and unplugged. I’ve been able to get a wide range of sounds out of it in the studio. It’s light but projects well.
I've never owned one. Picked one up the other day for a few minutes and dug it. A stripped down, feels good, sounds good guitar. No frills. Like a thinner version of my X-50. Which is a very good thing.
I like my '60 T-50B quite a lot.
Useful, versatile and lots of character.......its been around the block....maybe spent time in a trailer park or some bars in South Carolina.
Lots of belly wear....no belt buckles.
On the other hand I should rein that in a bit....might be guilty of romanticized typecasting.
Thats a fun thing about playing old guitars with stories.
Useful, versatile and lots of character.......its been around the block....maybe spent time in a trailer park or some bars in South Carolina.
Lots of belly wear....no belt buckles.
On the other hand I should rein that in a bit....might be guilty of romanticized typecasting.
Thats a fun thing about playing old guitars with stories.
ruedi
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In this thread over here https://letstalkguild.com/ltg/index.php?threads/do-you-own-a-t-50-slim.202743/ mainly the Newark St. was discussed, but the vintage one was also mentioned. Maybe you'll find a bit of usefull information here.
That certainly paints the picture!
The Guilds of Grot
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The newer one. Thanks for the replays.
I've been trying to find another Guild acoustic to add for a bit of a different tone.
BUT this may be the direction to go.
They sure look very sweet. Not sure I want to get into a vintage one at this point.
I've been trying to find another Guild acoustic to add for a bit of a different tone.
BUT this may be the direction to go.
They sure look very sweet. Not sure I want to get into a vintage one at this point.
Just purchased one. Thanks for the info and feedback.
Found this old post:
Wesley Schultz of the Lumineers plays a mid 60ies (1966?) Cordoba Slim T-50 with Mickey Mouse pickups.
Wesley Schultz of the Lumineers plays a mid 60ies (1966?) Cordoba Slim T-50 with Mickey Mouse pickups.
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Did you get a modern one or, and how do you like it? I own the Newark Street model
I've been wanting a Guild slim T-50 for a long time, the new one. I've found two online , one of which I'm probably gonna pull the trigger on. But I find one thing confusing, one says it has a rosewood fretboard, the other one, ebony. Does anyone know anything about this? Do the early models of the reissue have rosewood, and they switched to ebony recently?