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First off - hello. Newbie here. Signed up about a couple of months ago, but haven't gotten around to posting yet.
Back in March, found a really, really, really beat up D4 at a local shop. And against all common sense, purchased the guitar. Now, have had Guild guitars off and on for quite a few years. This one is a good sounding one. At least for my use in old-time stringband music.
Turns out, the guitar is a latter half 1993. The date stamp is on the neck block and mostly legible.
Here is what makes me scratch my head - the headstock is painted black with a gold Guild logo. Much more like the D-25 of that time, if I remember correctly. Did the D4 have this as a standard feature? I don't have a catalog from the time period, so am unable to just look it up easily.
Guess what I'm really searching for is an excuse to say my guitar is actually a mis-labeled D-25 rather than a D-4. :wink:
Thanks.
Eric P.
St. Paul, MN
Back in March, found a really, really, really beat up D4 at a local shop. And against all common sense, purchased the guitar. Now, have had Guild guitars off and on for quite a few years. This one is a good sounding one. At least for my use in old-time stringband music.
Turns out, the guitar is a latter half 1993. The date stamp is on the neck block and mostly legible.
Here is what makes me scratch my head - the headstock is painted black with a gold Guild logo. Much more like the D-25 of that time, if I remember correctly. Did the D4 have this as a standard feature? I don't have a catalog from the time period, so am unable to just look it up easily.
Guess what I'm really searching for is an excuse to say my guitar is actually a mis-labeled D-25 rather than a D-4. :wink:
Thanks.
Eric P.
St. Paul, MN