facku Posted November 4, 2011 Posted November 4, 2011 http://www.guildguitars.com In the April 1953 issue of Musical Merchandise Magazine, a brief ad appeared marking the debut of a brand-new company: A new corporation, known as Guild Guitars Inc., with headquarters at 220 Fourth Ave., New York, N.Y., has been formed to manufacture high-quality guitars, including Spanish and Hawaiian electric — solid wood body electrics, amplifiers, cases and strings. With this rather modest announcement, the Guild® company began its rise from a small Manhattan guitar workshop to one of the world's premier makers of high-quality acoustic (and several popular electric) guitars. Registered in October 1952, the fledgling Guild Guitars company set up a 1,500-square-foot manufacturing facility on the second floor of a factory at 536 Pearl St., not far from where Al Dronge's Park Row music store used to be in the 1930s and '40s. Through the '90s and well into the new millennium, a diverse new generation of gifted, spirited players recognized the excellence of a truly fine Guild guitar. From the sultry Jazz and Blues of Cassandra Wilson, to the scorching 'hellbilly' pickin' of Hank Williams III, or the solo acoustic magic of Willy Porter; it was a Guild acoustic guitar that became the vehicle for their expression. Recording studios and concert halls everywhere continued to reverberate with the full, pure sound of Guild guitars. Quote
Gaz Posted November 4, 2011 Posted November 4, 2011 Grosas violas electroacusticas. Y en cuanto a las electricas, le vi una tipo 335 a Baltasar Comotto, la hace sonar que te dá una patada en la cara. Quote
tochimetal Posted November 4, 2011 Posted November 4, 2011 Ls guild acústicas supuestamente son de la corporación fender, tengo entendido que se fabrican bajo supervisión de fender al igual que charvel y jackson. Se ven muy lindas. 8) Quote
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