guild m90 custom shop

[2nevets]

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[/URL][/IMG]just got this wild blue baby yesterday-love to share it with you guys.I was told its the original case but I am not sure because of the shape of the cutout plus no guild label. not too heavy and I love the unbound fret board

 

[Alan_M]

Me likey! Congrats on nabbing such a rare Guild!

 

[mavuser]

totally nasty! wow

 

[Los Angeles]

Oh man, I was so trying to score that one but it was already marked as "ON HOLD" when I saw it.

Fast trigger!

And nice score!!!

 

[2nevets]

Oh man, I was so trying to score that one but it was already marked as "ON HOLD" when I saw it.

Fast trigger!

And nice score!!!

it is really a sweet looking set up-my camera skills destroy it-I really love the color of the case interior-

 

[Thunderface]

Nicely done, keeping that one in the family.

 

[walrus]

Wow! I love it!

walrus

 

[drc]

I love it when you look at a guitar and right away the first impression is that it just looks like FUN!

 

[Treem]

Congrats! That's my favorite color!

 

[hansmoust]

Blue Guild M-90

just got this wild blue baby yesterday-love to share it with you guys.I was told its the original case but I am not sure because of the shape of the cutout plus no guild label. not too heavy and I love the unbound fret board

While technically you could call this a Guild M-90, it is listed in my database as a model M-70. During the time that this guitar was made, the M-90 didn't yet exist. This guitar was made as a sample for the NAMM show, to see if there would be any interest in an M-70 type guitar with P-90 pickups instead of the usual DeArmond pickups. When eventually production was started it was decided that this version of the M-70 would be called the M-90 ( for the P-90 pickups). The color was listed as Catalina Blue and the guitar was completed July 15, 1999.

I thought you might find this interesting to know!


Sincerely,

Hans Moust
www.guitarsgalore.nl

 

[bluesypicky]

While technically you could call this a Guild M-90, it is listed in my database as a model M-70. During the time that this guitar was made, the M-90 didn't yet exist. This guitar was made as a sample for the NAMM show, to see if there would be any interest in an M-70 type guitar with P-90 pickups instead of the usual DeArmond pickups. When eventually production was started it was decided that this version of the M-70 would be called the M-90 ( for the P-90 pickups). The color was listed as Catalina Blue and the guitar was completed July 15, 1999.
I thought you might find this interesting to know!
Sincerely,

Hans Moust
www.guitarsgalore.nl

I was gonna say, it reminds me of my ex (now Kent's) M70 except for the pups.... so I guess they were both at the same NAMM show sometimes in 2001 or 2002.....
Thanks for the precision Hans.

 

[hansmoust]

I was gonna say, it reminds me of my ex (now Kent's) M70 except for the pups.... so I guess they were both at the same NAMM show sometimes in 2001 or 2002.....

Hello bluespicky,

Actually, that blue guitar was made for Summer NAMM 1999 in Nashville and I believe that would be a little earlier model than the one you used to own.
I may have seen the one that you had though, during one of my visits to the Custom Shop.

Sincerely,

Hans Moust
www.guitarsgalore.nl

 

[bluesypicky]

Thanks again Hans!

 

[2nevets]

While technically you could call this a Guild M-90, it is listed in my database as a model M-70. During the time that this guitar was made, the M-90 didn't yet exist. This guitar was made as a sample for the NAMM show, to see if there would be any interest in an M-70 type guitar with P-90 pickups instead of the usual DeArmond pickups. When eventually production was started it was decided that this version of the M-70 would be called the M-90 ( for the P-90 pickups). The color was listed as Catalina Blue and the guitar was completed July 15, 1999.

I thought you might find this interesting to know!


Sincerely,

Hans Moust
www.guitarsgalore.nl

awesome-looks like a one of a kind keeper

 

[SFIV1967]

just got this wild blue baby yesterday-love to share it with you guys.

Awesome! Congratulations! So together with the Chris Fleming made Blues 90 (ex Jahn) you got two really special custom Guilds!
Ralf

 

[2nevets]

Awesome! Congratulations! So together with the Chris Fleming made Blues 90 (ex Jahn) you got two really special custom Guilds!
Ralf[/QUOTE
It appears so!!

 

[Thunderface]

Cool info, Hans. Thanks for sharing.