I think I have a 1980 Guild G37MNT Acoustic guitar. Could you possibly give me some insight?

[geoguy]

Welcome . . .

The model of your guitar is indeed a G-37, and the letters "NT" indicate that the soundboard is a "natural top".

The guy who previously posted about his G-37 with mahogany-stained back & sides hasn't been around here for awhile.

If you post a photo of the tuners, someone may be able to point you to a suitable replacement.

 

[johnnyw5]

Welcome . . .

The model of your guitar is indeed a G-37, and the letters "NT" indicate that the soundboard is a "natural top".

The guy who previously posted about his G-37 with mahogany-stained back & sides hasn't been around here for awhile.

If you post a photo of the tuners, someone may be able to point you to a suitable replacement.

Thanks for the quick reply, Geoguy, appreciate that.

So NOT mahogany? I think thats what the M stands for on his guitar? mine literally looks identical - though beat up/not mint like his. I will get some pictures to post.

 

[johnnyw5]

 

[johnnyw5]

 

[johnnyw5]

 

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[johnnyw5]

Low E is the "temporary" tuning machine head. thanks in advance for any ideas on how to find replacements. JJW

 

[johnnyw5]

 

[hansmoust]

Hello johnnyw5,

Welcome! I can help you out with one of those tuners, but I am in the Netherlands and I assume you're in the U.S.
If you can't find one on your side of the 'big pond', go ahead and get back with me through my website.

Sincerely,

Hans Moust
www.guitarsgalore.nl

 

[geoguy]

A fellow named Ken Nash might have a tuner for you:

Ken Nash - Guitar Mechanic

It appears your guitar got the mahogany-colored stain on the back & sides, but the letter "M" was omitted from the hand-written model number on the label.

 

[D30Man]

Sorry for your loss. Welcome to a great community. That guitar is cherry for sure and would be a great one to learn a few chords on. Guild arched back guitars are easily among some of their very best models.