My D25 Cherry hists 40 this year
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Guildedagain
Enlightened Member
Great guitars, great prices.
I'm not sure anything else even compares, not to me anyway.
I'm not sure anything else even compares, not to me anyway.
Love it! Great finish color!
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adorshki
Reverential Member
It's always been my favorite.
Remind me if Oxnard ever gets around to making my pipedream F40 or F47 available, I also want it finished in Cherry.
THAT oughta show 'em.
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D30Man
Senior Member
Love a D25.. Stand by one of the best sounding ones I have ever owned was a '79 D25 CH.. So warm, dark and loud.. Just really a great combination of tones.. Needed a neck reset and my luthier couldn't get the neck off.. Sold it to the same guy here in Rockwall who has my old D-30..
adorshki
Reverential Member
That must be the one that started the myth about neck resets being impossible on Guilds.
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Guildedagain
Enlightened Member
I'm a neck whisperer, I just put them back through positive vibrations.
Worst case scenario is you end up with a guitar for slide?
After a year of playing acoustic, I've warmed up to higher action. That's where the tone is at. Back in about 1988, I got Robin Trower's autograph outside of a club between sets, and he said "Get your strings as high as you can Mate", and of course I didn't listen but he was right.
The higher the strings the better the tone.
Worst case scenario is you end up with a guitar for slide?
After a year of playing acoustic, I've warmed up to higher action. That's where the tone is at. Back in about 1988, I got Robin Trower's autograph outside of a club between sets, and he said "Get your strings as high as you can Mate", and of course I didn't listen but he was right.
The higher the strings the better the tone.
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Nice! Guild's old entry-level dread but one of the best sounding guitars they ever made. Great Bluegrass guitar - boomy bass, chimey highs. Mine is turning 44 this year, and still going strong. Been re-fretted a couple times, but the neck is solid as a rock.