info on modern dearmond solid body?

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Hey guys,

i picked this dearmond guitar up in a package deal, and cannot really find any info on it?

can you guys help with ID, and approx price, as i may resell it.

thank you
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it has made in korea on the back. and serial starts KC01 and the plastic is still on the back covers. it doesnt really look even played.
 

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welcome dave,
no idea what the correct model is, but it is probably a copy of a guild m-75.
but help should be around soon. :D
 

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Looks like an M-75, but, the headstock is small like an M-77T. Did they make an M-77 with the humbuckers and no Digsby?
 

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Yep. It is a M77. They only came in Blue and Red. They have the smaller head and have a combination of gold and chrome hardware. They are about an 1/8 inch thinner than a M75. In my experiance the M75 adn M77 weighed in about the same.

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Those pups sound great, they are called GoldTones I believe. I had one of these guitars, but it was a made in Indonesia model with the DeArmotron pickups that sounded great too. Great guitars for the price, the flamed top on some of them is stunning too.
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I stand corrected. You are right. The last year of DeArmond they only offered Red and Blue. The introduction year the M77 was offered in a silver sparkle. I remember seeing it in Musicians Friend and later on ebay.

My mistake. :oops:

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As an aside, when I went to the Experience Music Project in Seattle, the "guitar fountain" sculpture had at least 7 DeArmonds in it. Most were the M75 variant, and all of them had the pickups missing :lol: Not the Indonesian one's without the Goldtones, though. Every other guitar had their pups in place. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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matsickma said:
I stand corrected. You are right. The last year of DeArmond they only offered Red and Blue. The introduction year the M77 was offered in a silver sparkle. I remember seeing it in Musicians Friend and later on ebay.

My mistake. :oops:

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IIRC you helped me ID mine as a M77. Thx!!!

I loved mine and wished I had not of traded it for what I did.

Jeff
 
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