Guilds take a seat
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These are my Guild couch potatoes...
F-112, F-212, F-312, F-512
D-35, D-25M, SF-IV, SF-IV-12
F-112, F-212, F-312, F-512
D-35, D-25M, SF-IV, SF-IV-12
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Nuuska
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These are my Guild couch potatoes...
F-112, F-212, F-312, F-512
D-35, D-25M, SF-IV, SF-IV-12
Hello
Greetings from Cold Weather Finland - And Welcome To The Warm Heart Of Internet
That is a top notch picture - especially for first post - we will push hard to have you send more detailed pictures
Thanks for your kind welcome. I will certainly enjoy posting when I have something to share. My collection includes about 70 guitars, mostly ‘60s & ‘70s vintage things. I started collecting while playing on the road in the “folk” era. (They tell me I had a wonderful time. 
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)Welcome RG and you have joined a mighty fine group of folks. Post often and we love pictures -- of ANY guitars just lean toward Guilds.
Noticed you said 60 acoustic and 13 electrics you have. Beside your Guild 212, what other guitars do you gravitate toward?
Noticed you said 60 acoustic and 13 electrics you have. Beside your Guild 212, what other guitars do you gravitate toward?
Thanks for the welcome! Beside the 8 Guilds, I have four handmade Elijah Jewel guitars by Michael Kerry. He is currently designing and making me a custom baritone 12-string. I also have a collection of so-called “lawsuit era” Japanese acoustics including Takamines, Ibanez’s, and Morris’s from that period. I have a few Martins including a 1975 D41 and a 1972 D12-20, a D’Angelico from the ‘40s, a Lowden F9, some Canadian guitars Including Godin, Seagull, and Mackenzie & Marr. I have several Gibsons, including an MK72 designed by Michael Kasha , a 1961 Hummingbird, a 67 B-45-12, and a ‘68 square shouldered J-50. And 9 or 10 Epiphones from the ‘60s and ‘70s.
On the electric side, I have a Fender ‘95 MIM Strat and a Tele customized by 920D in Conway, AR. A Teton 7-string, a ‘70 Gretsch Country Gent, a D’Angelico, a late ‘50s/early ‘60s Danelectro12 (amazing sound!) and a couple of PRS‘s. I also have some classical guitars including a ‘95 Manual Rodriguez made in Alamansa,Spain.
Thanks for your interest,
RG.
And the rest of the “daily players’ room.”
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Wow! And what hours is your guitar warehouse open? Fine fine fine!!
Any hours that you find yourself in Hudson, Ohio! Here’s a shot of some of the electrics...
and I ran out if room, so now some of the Epis are in my hallway...
And the classicals in the bedroom...
they’re taking over my apartment!
and I ran out if room, so now some of the Epis are in my hallway...
And the classicals in the bedroom...
they’re taking over my apartment!
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Any hours that you find yourself in Hudson, Ohio! Here’s a shot of some of the electrics...
and I ran out if room, so now some of the Epis are in my hallway...
And the classicals in the bedroom...
they’re taking over my apartment!
...And then the cases.
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Wow, RGSmith265, welcome aboard. That's quite a collection of guitars you have there!!!
Thanks! It’s taken me 55 years to amass it.
Now that I’m in my ‘70s, it may be time to go to a 1-in—1-out situation!
Now that I’m in my ‘70s, it may be time to go to a 1-in—1-out situation!
That's what I try to do but a fellow guitarist introduced me to a phrase he uses--- plus or minus two. HaThanks! It’s taken me 55 years to amass it.
Now that I’m in my ‘70s, it may be time to go to a 1-in—1-out situation!
Twice as efficient! But it may lead to +1 — -2!
In which case I could actually walk around in my apartment!
In which case I could actually walk around in my apartment!
