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Mitch Cain
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This was in the Hartford Courant today...
http://www.courant.com/business/hc-guild0205.artfeb05,0,651892.story

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Tacomas made in New Hartford...there's something a little twilight zoneish about that.

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Oh the horror..........
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It's no big deal. They'll do a fine job. I know some of the guys involved at the management level, and they will pull this off.
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Does this mean that the Tacoma (Guild builders) will be shut down?

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I seem to be in the vast minority of people who appreciate Guild. It seems that where ever I get into a discussion of Guild guitars invariably people complain about them being over built, heavy, unresponsive, reminds me of my ex....... :D

Some years ago when Alice In Chains did their unplugged MTV thing (superb album BTW) they used all Guilds and the sound was excellent.

I have a 31 year old Guild in a closet here, I think.....: Long Live Guild I say!!!!


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Bill Greene
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Hesh, count me as another Guild fan. I've had a few and invariably they were good guitars. I wouldn't hesitate to own an older one.

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PS: The overbuilt, heavy and unresponsive line is a classic! :lol:

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Hesh wrote:
I seem to be in the vast minority of people who appreciate Guild. It seems that where ever I get into a discussion of Guild guitars invariably people complain about them being over built, heavy, unresponsive, reminds me of my ex....... :D



I can't speak for any of the Guild 6 strings, but I've always thought of 12 string and Guild as being synonymous.

My Guild 512 is serial number (many zeros)15 from right after the move from Rhode Island to California.

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What do you luthier jedis think about Guilds new neck attachment system? If you haven't seen it yet, it is pretty interesting... I too am a Guild fan, as well as Tacoma. Both good guitars for flatpicking and hold up to abuse well.
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Tacoma just got wished into the corn field? It's a good thing, it's a good thing they got wished into the corn field! :shock:

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