does anyone know what kind of guitar this is?

[wing]

[signorMars]

maybe a teisco? they make all sorts of nutso designs.

[hiwatt33]

I think that might be a Guild.

[dr.ona]

electric

[sonikbliss]

clearly it's a Denver Broncos guitar

[The Scum]

Appears to be a Guild G302A (Or at least that what I think it's called. I know the bass versions are the B300/B302...the 2 denotes the 2-pickup version. The A means it's an Ash body.)

Byron Jacquot

[The Scum]

Then again:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 57975&rd=1

Byron Jacquot

[StivBatorsWreckedMyCar]

Guild made some wacky solid bodies in the 60's. Fred Cole from Dead Moon still plays one something like this.

[wing]

i wonder what they sound like.

[gog]

i dunno, but that was definitely taken at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco... i would recognize that brick wall and broken window thingy anywhere.
actually, it looks like it might be univox guitar, or maybe even a hagstrom, but i think the guy who called the guild may be right.

[supafuzz]

i wonder what they sound like.

very guildy I would imagine

[Rodgre]

That's a Guild. I would guess it's an 80's Guild, judging from the speed knobs, but that could be a DIY job. The body is Guild for sure though.

Roger

[standup]

It's a Guild. My Guild bass was made in 1980, it's a fretless one-pickup. Set neck, sounds good. If I find one cheap I may get the fretted 2-pickup version--I like the pickups, they have a nice edge that would be good on a fretted bass.

I was looking for an inexpensive fretless, and was considering Mexico Fenders, but this Guild played/sounded better. By far.

That's a Guild. I would guess it's an 80's Guild, judging from the speed knobs, but that could be a DIY job. The body is Guild for sure though.

Roger

[covert]

It's definitely a Guild, and will sound pretty SGish.

[JGriffin]

Yup, a Guild, and will sound somewhere between SG and Les Paul, due to the heavier-than-SG body.