Guildedagain
Enlightened Member
It's a 1972 btw.
I agree with BP, replace the bridge pickup with an original, hopefully one that matches the wear on the neck p'up cover. Looks pretty clean as in mostly unplayed. Wonder how long ago the pickup swap? If that's a vintage replacement humbucker with black/red bobbins, and it has factory 3 screw mounting, who made it?
Yes, the Ohms readings are bang on, for original pickups. So it's not a high output pickup, so why swap it in?
The plot thickens.
Actually, looking at the bobbins close up, it looks like all the pole screws are Allen head, socket head. That could/would be a DiMarzio X2N?
Tele plateMIJ, as I thought. A real early one, 80's. I think the serial info is on the bridge plate. These are really fantastic Teles.
I see some figure on that neck. Extra nice.
Not to downplay the lovely Guild, which is the subject of this thread, but I just need to share the same sentiment that has been voiced and say that Tele is gorgeous! That’s a great era and one of the best teles made since the mid 60’s. Also, a Tele custom with binding is soooo classy. If only it was a lefty....Tele plate
Oh l love it too , just trying to get some detail on the collection to insure ..Not to downplay the lovely Guild, which is the subject of this thread, but I just need to share the same sentiment that has been voiced and say that Tele is gorgeous! That’s a great era and one of the best teles made since the mid 60’s. Also, a Tele custom with binding is soooo classy. If only it was a lefty....
Ah! So I was right with my question!Actually, looking at the bobbins close up, it looks like all the pole screws are Allen head, socket head.