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I make Guild acoustics and arch-top electrics, and these guitars easily exceed
the Guild product of the last twenty years, or so. The satin finish is only on
the low end stuff. All guitars are painted with laquer, not synthetic paint.
Even the satins. The arch tops have P-90s, DeArmonds{like the early Gretch
guitars}, or humbuckers.
Fender also now owns Gretch and SWR. Ther is also another big name on the way, i
think.
-dave
Robb Lowe <> wrote:
And in an ironic twist of fate, Fender now owns Jackson/Charvel.... I've
heard mixed feelings about the Guild brand since Fender's aquisition. Since
humbuckers and satin necks do about as much for me as moldy bread and
noserings, I cant imagine Fender doing them much harm. On a side note, I did
play an excellent Hartfield PRS ripoff one time that didnt suck. (balance,
playability, craftsmanship wise..)
Robb
----- Original Message -----
From: "ipongrac"
To:
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 5:56 PM
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] DD and surf music pop up in the unlikeliest
places....
> This is kinda funny. I was just doing some random web surfin' and
> came across this interview with Wayne Charvel, the guy that started
> all the Eddie Van Halen-style "SuperStrat" customizing in the late
> seventies (He actually sold the Charvel brand to Grover Jackson way
> before those guitars became ubiquitous, so he can't take the full
> blame
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