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NGD GUILD JF 30 1991
I did it. And I'm not sorry either. Its in pristine shape, has a new set up on it, not a lot of bass but very very balanced.
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Fantastic - great find, beautiful guitar.
John Pearse pure Nickels can warm up that tone.
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Nice. Very nice.
You can't beat a Westerly Guild.
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Guild does maple guitars very well, IMO.
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Congrats, General! Sounds like you've got yourself a keeper. Enjoy.
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Thanks I'll try them next.
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Looks like she would be loud as well. Love the tone of the jumbo Guilds. Happy NGD!
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Totally agree. I always wanted a J200 but forgot about it when I found an F50R. That's a beautiful JF 30.
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Very nice! Congratulations on a sweet guitar.
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Nice - I have the 12-string version (built on an F-412 platform with incredible woods), played a bunch of 6-strings over the years, and IME those Westerly-era maple Guild JF-30/F-50 jumbos deliver what their J-200 contemporaries don't...
Use it well and often...
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Oh that is sweet, congrats.
Having a Maple B/S guitar in one's stable is something I longed for a long time and then I found this guy.
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Congrats on a beautiful guitar !
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