Rebosbro
Member
Had no idea this existed with a Guild badge. Too rich for my blood..... GAD?
Paul
Never seen a Guild brand on one of these
- Thread starter Rebosbro
- Start date
Had no idea this existed with a Guild badge. Too rich for my blood..... GAD?
Paul
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2009
- Messages
- 27,238
- Reaction score
- 25,909
- Location
- NJ (The nice part)
- Guild Total
- 118
Oh yeah - Lots of WEM and EchoRecs out there with Guild branding. Peruse my site and you'll find lots of catalogs and ads. Here's a quick one:
Rebosbro
Member
Cool! Thanks, GAD, just what I needed, MORE places to spend time on guitar stuff
Rebosbro
Member
Jumped on your site, GAD. That’s a hell of a rabbit hole. Good thing I’m on vacation. It will be cheaper than the stomp box rabbit hole I went down a few years ago!
Paul
Paul
ruedi
Senior Member
I'm not too sure about the "cheaper"..... GAD's site is potentially GAS-inducing, so you better get your dollars ready
happy vacation!
SFIV1967
Venerated Member
That one on the Alexandria Craigslist is there since many many month already. Seller ask for crazy $5,000 initially:
Walter summarized his experience back in 2010:
Ralf
Walter summarized his experience back in 2010:
Ralf
Wow, that's a lotta moolah!
And the insulation on the wires cracks and they turn into strands of beads. :-(
JohnW63
Enlightened Member
I learned about them on " That Pedal Show " on youtube. Not Guild branded ones, though.
Guildedagain
Venerated Member
That's a legendary unit there, price is probably not out of line.
Btw, the Binson is an Italian invention, but the inventor truly was a genius and gave it a very English sounding name, the rest is history.
Probably one of the best well known echo units in the history of Rock n' Roll.
Gilmour I believe used these extensively in the early 70's, on many albums. Way cooler sounding that the Echoplex Page used.
Btw, the Binson is an Italian invention, but the inventor truly was a genius and gave it a very English sounding name, the rest is history.
Probably one of the best well known echo units in the history of Rock n' Roll.
Gilmour I believe used these extensively in the early 70's, on many albums. Way cooler sounding that the Echoplex Page used.
Last edited:
- Status