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Comment by Dave G on Tuesday
I agree, Phil. The M20 was one of my favorites to play, and the sound rivaled my 0017 Martin, both late 50's models. Guess I always miss the deeper bass of a bigger guitar so I always found them expendable as I juggled my collection.
Comment by Acoustic Pickers on Tuesday

Hi Ed. I played the 60th Anniversary all-koa Guild last Fall before they were released. It has some sweet appointments, including a diamond in the Guild logo on the headstock, and only 60 were made.

Check out my full post at http://acousticpickers.blogspot.com/2012/10/guild-is-back.html

Comment by Ted Hechtman on Tuesday

Hi Phil. I played one of these in a GC showroom a few years back and it was just great. Didn't have the bucks to buy it but it was a sweet guitar. I know what you mean.

Comment by Roger Keebaugh on Tuesday

 I have one of them critters. I saw it in a pawn shop, traded it for a Glock 19! It is a heavy guitar, I use Elixir 13's on it, anything smaller seems to buzz when you are playing with a group. The color is Tennessee orange, it is a little brighter than the picture, I took it in the bright sun. The back is bowed out, I mean it was made this way. It is quite an instrument.

Comment by Phil Manuel on Tuesday

Folks, my apologies up front - I do not own a Guild as yet, but a particular model is on my list, the M20.  I've seen them on ebay in various conditions for $800 to $2,500 and more.  My cousin had one of them when we were young (so very long ago), and it was one of the nicest sounding and playing guitars I ever played. At any rate, the M-120 just doesn't have that same vibe for me, so I'm still looking around for a ''mid 60's" M20.  I know 'real' hogs are hard to build nowadays, but there is a difference to my eyes and ears, which is why it's a quest, but I think worth it.  I just didn't have the funds to get this recent one on ebay...

Comment by Ted Hechtman on Tuesday

Which is why I want an M-120

Comment by Bob Crain on Tuesday

Nice looking guitar...a bit dark for my taste and I know I shouldn't mention this here but really looking forward to what the bring back in the electrics!

Comment by Ted Hechtman on Tuesday

Hi Edward. I haven't seen it yet but would love to play it! I like small dark guitars as evidenced by my first guitar a Goya N21...which I still play.

Comment by Ted Hechtman on Tuesday

Great!! 100 Members!!

Comment by Edward Sparks on Tuesday

Hey, anybody see this yet...the Guild 60th Anniversary acoustic!

http://guildguitars.com/instruments/details/?partno=3871000821

They are also bringing back some classic electrics too!!! 

 

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