They sold more D25's than any other model. Why aren't they offering one now?
Someone nabbed it and not surprised that thing was wrigley's double mint...I don't think I've ever seen so much saddle on a Guild! (Used, anyway...)
A dream guitar for me would be one of the few all-Hog D-25 arched-backs out there. My '68 mahogany flat-back is one of the nicest sounding (and playing) guitars I've ever owned. I can only imagine what the arched-back version would sound like...
FWIW, if anyone is interested in the all-mahogany flat-back version, there's a beauteous lookin' thing currently for sale on Reverb:
Guild D-25 1972 Mahogony guitar with tags | Reverb
Beautiful condition Guild “Hog” from ‘72.I honestly can’t find a mark on it. I’m sure there is one (or two) but where? I won’t wax poetic about it’s tone or playability, to me that’s like trying to describe a good bourbon or wine. Save it. And pour me a glass:)Yes, I know the trc is upside ...reverb.com
You will be Happy with the D 20They have the D20. That's a flat-backed, all mahogany dread, just like the original D25's. Close enough. They should do a spruce topped one maybe.
Are you sure there is such a thing, Sats?I don't think I've ever seen so much saddle on a Guild! (Used, anyway...)
A dream guitar for me would be one of the few all-Hog D-25 arched-backs out there. My '68 mahogany flat-back is one of the nicest sounding (and playing) guitars I've ever owned. I can only imagine what the arched-back version would sound like...
FWIW, if anyone is interested in the all-mahogany flat-back version, there's a beauteous lookin' thing currently for sale on Reverb:
Guild D-25 1972 Mahogony guitar with tags | Reverb
Beautiful condition Guild “Hog” from ‘72.I honestly can’t find a mark on it. I’m sure there is one (or two) but where? I won’t wax poetic about it’s tone or playability, to me that’s like trying to describe a good bourbon or wine. Save it. And pour me a glass:)Yes, I know the trc is upside ...reverb.com
A dream guitar for me would be one of the few all-Hog D-25 arched-backs out there. My '68 mahogany flat-back is one of the nicest sounding (and playing) guitars I've ever owned. I can only imagine what the arched-back version would sound like...
During the transition from flat- to arched-back D-25s, there were all mahogany arched back D-25s. Most of the ones I have seen (for sale) have been from 1973, tho' I think a few have been from early 1974. By the middle of '74, the spruce-topped D-25s were being made (my spruce-topped arched-back D-25 had a top date of Aug 1974).Are you sure there is such a thing, Sats?