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Bertram D
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- Fender Custom Shop Sub-sonic Baritone Stratocaster
guitarz.blogspot.com: Fender baritone guitars are rather thin on the ground with the company only offering the Telecaster Blacktop Baritone and a Jaguar baritone model (which I believe has now been discontinued) as production models*. Of course, with...
- 1981 Guild Starfire Iv Semi-hollowbody Electric Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: Here's a Guild Starfire SF-4 from 1981 with walnut finish, set neck construction, ebony fingerboard, factory stop tailpiece, and Westerly, RI label. Yes, a tasteful guitar from the 1980s; perhaps only those Guild XR-7 pickups...
- First Act Custom Shop Baritone Guitar Prototype
guitarz.blogspot.com: A semi-hollow archtop baritone guitar is what I dream of - I hope to acquire soon a Hagstrom Viking baritone that is the only available model I know of , but this 27' scale First Act Custom Shop one-off is just...
- Dearmond M55
guitarz.blogspot.com Strangely it is difficult to find information about this DeArmond M55 - though it's an internet era guitar released in the 2000s! Even though it's been discontinued and DeArmond don't produce guitars anymore, Fender (who...
- 1967 Custom Kraft Hollow-body
guitarz.blogspot.com This Custom Kraft semi-hollow has some killer details - the beautiful Custom Kraft headstock, the double pickguard, the flash-shaped soundholes, the one bloc bridge/stoptail... I cannot tell if the strange positions of the knobs is...
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Custom shop Guild M-75 Bluesbird
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Guild's M-75 model was released as the Aristocrat in 1952 - the same year than Gibson's Les Paul - and has a hollow body despite its lack of sound holes. It's been discontinued and re-issued over the last decades in different versions - switching to its new name Bluesbird in 1968.
This recent (I don't know the precise date, but it doesn't look vintage) custom shop seafoam green model has DeArmond pickups and cool looking pickguard and knobs - and an elegantly slanted hardtail replaces the usual Guild stoptail. These guitars have quite good reputation, and I like their simplicity.
Bertram D
© 2013, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
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- Fender Custom Shop Sub-sonic Baritone Stratocaster
guitarz.blogspot.com: Fender baritone guitars are rather thin on the ground with the company only offering the Telecaster Blacktop Baritone and a Jaguar baritone model (which I believe has now been discontinued) as production models*. Of course, with...
- 1981 Guild Starfire Iv Semi-hollowbody Electric Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: Here's a Guild Starfire SF-4 from 1981 with walnut finish, set neck construction, ebony fingerboard, factory stop tailpiece, and Westerly, RI label. Yes, a tasteful guitar from the 1980s; perhaps only those Guild XR-7 pickups...
- First Act Custom Shop Baritone Guitar Prototype
guitarz.blogspot.com: A semi-hollow archtop baritone guitar is what I dream of - I hope to acquire soon a Hagstrom Viking baritone that is the only available model I know of , but this 27' scale First Act Custom Shop one-off is just...
- Dearmond M55
guitarz.blogspot.com Strangely it is difficult to find information about this DeArmond M55 - though it's an internet era guitar released in the 2000s! Even though it's been discontinued and DeArmond don't produce guitars anymore, Fender (who...
- 1967 Custom Kraft Hollow-body
guitarz.blogspot.com This Custom Kraft semi-hollow has some killer details - the beautiful Custom Kraft headstock, the double pickguard, the flash-shaped soundholes, the one bloc bridge/stoptail... I cannot tell if the strange positions of the knobs is...