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FDP Forum / Guild/DeArmond/Tacoma Guitars / Guild D-50NT
FDP Forum / Guild/DeArmond/Tacoma Guitars / Guild D-50NT
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USASep 22nd, 2009 07:16 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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I have a 1980 D-50 Guild. Have had it in the closet a while. It plays great and really has a great sound. I am wondering what this thing is worth and if I should invest in new bridge pins a new saddle? Any advice?
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Lago
"Kilroy was here! "Sep 22nd, 2009 04:02 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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You've got a great guitar there. Well worth any investment to make it right for you.
I've seen D-50's from this era anywhere from $900 to $1800. Hard to pin an exact number on yours.
You'd be a fool to ever sell it!
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to fix my wingsSep 24th, 2009 12:58 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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If it plays and sounds great, why consider changing the saddle and pins?
Unless, of course, they're worn out. Pins (especially) will get chewed up over time because they're plastic. But if you've been careful with them during string changes they should still be OK.
And, AFAIK, you should have a bone saddle so it's probably still in excellent shape.
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usa
No thanks, it only makes me sneeze!Dec 14th, 2010 01:37 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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I have a 77 D-50 I bought new. I love it. All I know is that I could never afford to replace it.
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