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  • I bought a Guild D25 M in 1977. The first (and only) time I didn't put it back in it's case my house caught fire.... all I found were the tuning keys. The case was charred on the outside,but the interior was perfect. Picks and sheet music were fine. ALWAYS put your guitar back in the case. I now own a Guild D17 M.

  • Oh...and the kitty is awsome too!

    

  • Just got my 72 D-25 back too! Like an old friend coming home since I have been playing my Martin instead for the past several years.

  • i got a 1979 D25m in mint condition with case. I want to sell it, how much should i sell it for?

  • @gaoy4 I don't really. Its probably worth over 1000 but the price varies on these guitars. I do know that as time goes on the are becoming more sought after. You'll have to do some research to find a fair price, and sometimes it just depends on the buyer.

  • @gaoy4 i will give you£400

  • Do you really like this guitar? How much did you pay for it? I really love it's mellow tone that it produces. I found a 1981 that I may buy that's why i'm asking.

  • @Gio60250 I do like this Guitar very much. The body on this particular guitar is huge for a dreadnought becuase the back is arched and the neck is thick, I mean thick. It plays very well though and the sound is fairly even, the bass is'nt has big as I would like however. As for the body size I personally have become more partial to an OM. I don't have one yet but I'm saving up. Overall, its a great guitar that will definatley hold its own.

  • I have a 1979 D-25 with a spruce top. Sounds amazingly similar. Great guitars!

  • nice tone! Is this a hog top or spruce (stained to mahogany color)?

  • @lukephan2001 the Guitar is a D25M, M for mahogany.

  • amazing tone... im considering getting a 1973

  • A Guild can be a bigger pain to reset than a Martin-style due to the way the factory finishes them, as well as the width of the heel, and the fact that they seem to just be a bigger pain to get apart, IMO. That all adds up to a bigger bill.

    I have a JF-30-12 that needs a reset, and I'm dreading it.

  • I have this same exact guitar. Great playing

  • curious..what strings? Bright and deep

  • @midislseguy strings are Light D'Adario phosphor bronze.

  • Cool cat, great tone! Rock on.

  • How much did the neck reset cost, if you don't mind me asking? Also, was it a dovetail joint on the neck or a bolt on or something different?

  • I have a late 1990 Guild D25 california as well..

  • Sounds good

  • @cookerg

    Thanks for the comment.

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