www.georgetownmusicstore.com
There’s a very nice looking ‘74 D44M at Georgetown Music near Seattle.
Georgetown Music1974 Vintage Guild D44M-Blonde
1974 Guild D-44M-Blonde - Used Nice vintage piece here. This 1974 Guild D-44M-Blonde has been well taken care of, plays nicely and sounds beautiful. Full-sized Dreadnought body Gorgeous book-matched maple back Ebony fingerboard Loud projection with tight mids All original and made in USA Comes...
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Yes, but the TRC & pickguard police would be after you in a heartbeat!Used Guild D-44M 1972 W/CASE Acoustic Guitars Natural | Reverb
Used Guild D-44M 1972 W/CASE Acoustic Guitars Natural Acoustic Guitars Natick MA
I checked out this one, at Music Go 'Round in Natick, MA, earlier this week. Pretty good! Not as powerful as the one other D44M that I'm familiar with -- the bass on that one is fantastic -- but it's good, and in quite good shape too.
A few very minor cosmetic issues (piece of loose binding); the nut is narrower than I'm used to, and the saddle is too low for me, but it may be perfect for you.
AND -- the price is 100 bucks cheaper than the Reverb price if you buy direct from the store.
That's a great song title.
I got my JF 30 there.
You are correct sir.
The one at trading musician didn't have the m so I'm assuming it's pearwood, really didn't sound like maple
Something must have impacted the supply of tuners in 1967, because assorted versions of those awful Japanese tuners came standard on both Gibsons & Guilds that year. I’ve seen them on many ‘67 Gibsons & Gibson-made Epiphones, as well as a smaller number of ‘67 Guilds. Kind of amazing that they‘ve remained on this particular D-44, because they truly are terrible tuners!
