Just found this clip showing some of the many sounds and tone from the M40E
Pietro Noibile has a nice touch with this Guild
Pietro Noibile has a nice touch with this Guild
M40E - Must share - wow this is a nice guitar
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Walter Broes
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I don't think I'll ever get used to what they're called now....that's more or less what used to be an F-20, right?
I can't ever make a decision based upon a sound clip. All these guys are so good they could make a wash tub with 6 strings of yarn sound great.
Looking at the build specs on the M40 it seems to be a very nicely appointed small acoustic.
I tried a M120 a few years ago with a 1 3/4"and really liked it. I was very surprised at how nice the guitar was.
Love to check M40 1 3/4" nut and the spruce top.
I tried a M120 a few years ago with a 1 3/4"and really liked it. I was very surprised at how nice the guitar was.
Love to check M40 1 3/4" nut and the spruce top.
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Nice write up on the M120 here. Been looking for a used one but the ones out there are typically the red ones,
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5 Small-Body Flattop Acoustics Under $1000
Five guitars representing the better percentage of classic small-body styles: Epiphone EL-00 Pro, Simon & Patrick Woodland Pro Parlor, Guild M-120, Loar LO-215, and Martin 000X1AE.
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JohnW63
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Nice demo. They always use Drop D or some other open tuning to make small guitars have more bass. I would prefer some more standard tuning in demos.
Zelja
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Sounds great! With this and Walter Broes' recommendation about other Oxnard Guilds I'd be keen to try them down here in Australia but no one seems to have any. With our crappy dollar and the ripoffs retailers here do, the MIC guitars at least look like they have MIA prices!!