the handing down: 1970 Guild F30 SB

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as i mentioned in a different topic, this is the vintage Guild my dad handed down to me for Christmas a few years ago. it's a 1970 Guild F30 SB. it was his first guitar, and it's the guitar i learned on as a teenager. as he was getting older, he found the neck a little too thin for his hands, so he gave it to me. he's more at home these days with a vintage Guild 12-string jumbo.

anyway, i thought i would jump on the guitar porn bandwagon for the first time. not sure if i got all the poses right. ;) i've been waiting for a sunny day, but it's been a rainy fall, and every time i'm home it's overcast, so some of the lighting is not quite what i was looking for. but, you'll get the point. maybe i'll upload a few more next time my living room is sunny. ;)

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enjoy...
 

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She's definitely a beauty!

I saw the title of your post, though, and I took it for a song by, I think, Ed Gerhard. If only it had been done on this guitar!
 

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ac1dt3st said:
anyway, i thought i would jump on the guitar porn bandwagon for the first time. not sure if i got all the poses right.
enjoy...
Is this what they mean by a "spread"? Well it'll whet the appetite at least..Y'know these posed solo stills are all well and good but we'd really like to see some "action shots" :lol: Actually I should talk since I'm digitally challenged and don't even have equipment to take photos let alone upload 'em! That nice soft lighting really ups the artistic quotient.
 

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Guildmark said:
She's definitely a beauty!

I saw the title of your post, though, and I took it for a song by, I think, Ed Gerhard. If only it had been done on this guitar!
yup, that was intentional; that's my favorite piece by Ed Gerhard. :)
 

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Very nice! Thanks for sharing. A wonderful family keepsake. Is there a next generation to take care of it?
tj
 

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Great photos. Another Ed Gerhard fan here. Ed can get more out of one note than any one I've heard.
 

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That's a beautiful guitar with a great family history. Heck, the only thing my dad ever gave me was a genetic prospensity for shortness, weight gain and prostate cancer...
 

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guitardude said:
That's a beautiful guitar with a great family history. Heck, the only thing my dad ever gave me was a genetic prospensity for shortness, weight gain and prostate cancer...
hah! nice legacy, that... ;)
 

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What a beautiful instrument. I wager the sound and tone must be superb. :mrgreen:

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Beautifur guitar and a very cool story to go with it. Got to think there are a lot of great tunes inside a Guild with all that good mojo goin' on. :D :D
 

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tjmangum said:
Very nice! Thanks for sharing. A wonderful family keepsake. Is there a next generation to take care of it?
tj
no, my wife and i have decided against it. so, when that time comes, i'll either hand it down to my nephew if he starts playing, or maybe a relative, or a member of LTG. :)
 

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killdeer43 said:
guitardude said:
Heck, the only thing my dad ever gave me was a genetic prospensity for shortness, weight gain and prostate cancer...
At least he left you something. :wink:

Joe

+ without him you wouldn't even be here. :wink:
 

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ac1dt3st said:
tjmangum said:
Very nice! Thanks for sharing. A wonderful family keepsake. Is there a next generation to take care of it?
tj
no, my wife and i have decided against it. so, when that time comes, i'll either hand it down to my nephew if he starts playing, or maybe a relative, or a member of LTG. :)

Hey I'm available for adoption, house trained and everything. I'm even willing to be super obnoxious for a few years so you can experience the adolescent period ?
 
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