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I am the same way when I play other people's acoustics too. I had a Taylor 814ce deluxe for awhile and kept this over that. It just didn't have the warmth and sound like the guild. I'm glad to see another one around it truly is a guitar that makes me smile and want to play.

I love mine. It's the acoustic I always pick up and play. It sounds great and plays so well that I can't see playing a different one. mine has a repaired crack around the soundhole and does not hurt it at all. also its been heavily played and has the wear to show it, again doesn't affect it at all possibly made it better because it has that played in feel.

I'd love to see how that pickup system works. that sounds awesome without ruining the look of the guitar. I haven't put one in mine because I can't bring myself to drill a hole in it.

@@RobertNolan I actually don't. I don't use much vibrato, I tend to do that with my fingers. I will plug a delay pedal into it here and there and it suits my needs very well.

@@garrettsguitarden I've been considering this or the JC-40, but the JC-40 is all digital. Not bad I think, just prefer analog.

I actually want a jc40 pretty bad. An amazing little amp. It sounds amazing and still has that jc sound it's just newer and probably a little more reliable to be honest. Then again I have been using my Randall rg100 half stack for the past couple months and I love that old thing. It's a crushing amount of power in a dead reliable build.

@@garrettsguitarden got the Jazz Chorus, wow I've got no regrets at all about this one.

That is awesome! I've always been super happy with mine. I'm glad you enjoy it. I would've felt bad if you didn't since sound is pretty subjective to people. How's the volume on that one? Get pretty loud?

My D25m does not have a fat neck. Its actually pretty slim compared to most. And from all I've read guild actually did the transition to the arched back early '73 in all documents I've found and read. I'd like to know what you mean by fat neck. The heel? Or the actual neck? I did a ton of research before making the video on the d25m. If I got it wrong that is my fault.

I would really like to install one on mine, I just don't want to drill a hole in the old thing. I usually use a Seymour Duncan woody and it picks the natural sound up pretty well. I play it most of the time in small groups or by myself. It's an absolutely fantastic guitar.

@@KordTaylor I do still have this one and another one. I have been pretty happy with it. I changed because I wanted one with weighted keys but keep this around because it works so well

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for checking it out and leaving me a comment

They can be made into a beautiful playing guitar I've done it with a couple now. This one absolutely could not without major modification. It was unplayable out of the box. The nut was not cut right and the neck had a decent twist on the high side. I would've kept it and modded it if it wasn't so bad right from the start. I actually have a glarry lp I modded to hell and back with locking tuners, upgraded hardware and SD blackout active pickups. It actually had a full sustainer kit in it for fun at one time.

Protools has a free version that lets you use up to 8 tracks of recording on the website. I mainly use Reaper for a DAW anymore because it's super cheap and works amazing.

As far as I know the jc40 is the same amp just scaled down with 2-10s and a stereo 40 watt amp. So it should sound really close. I say go try one out I'm sure you'll like it!

It's definitely a keeper for me. I haven't had many issues with it. I do want to perform the anti hiss mod to it but a little nervous about messing with its tone. Lately I've been using my Randall rg100 half stack a lot and the JC has been sitting under its cover though.

I love the JC series it has the most headroom of any amp I've ever owned. And honestly between valve and solid state it really doesn't make a difference to me anymore as long as it has a pleasing sound to my ears. I have been on a 5 watt valve amp kick lately and really even at 5 watts they are insanely loud for a room amp. The JC I can still control the volume. You have the amp I'd like to own the 40 is the next JC I'd like to buy

I have I just haven't wanted to cash out 700 new or around 4-500 used to get a jc40. Honestly I feel they would be pretty close other than the 40 has vibrato built in which would be a cool effect to have sometimes

My good friend has this one now, he loves it. It was a great guitar. Played excellent and looked just killer

The only thing I could think of is that you have to choose what mode it's in from the keyboard itself so that certain buttons work. It usually isn't in mixer mod. I think it's usually in pad mode. Also try turning the impact off then back on before you are in protools

I use my daddario 360 all the time and have a couple snarks. It was just kinda crazy to me that it has all these 5 star reviews that it works so well and it doesn't

That is awesome man! I really love mine and all of its character. It has one of the best sounds for what I play that I couldn't imagine replacing it. I hope you get a lot of years of enjoyment out of that good ole guild.

Thank you! It is an awesome little player. Acoustic wise I've been playing the little gretsch gin rickey and what an amazing little thing it is too

The old tuck and roll one? Those are awesome amps, big heavy and tons of tone. The blue sparkle one is on the amps I want to aquire someday.

It's such a good player

If you check my other shorts I have a video of it finished

Thanks I thought it would be fitting

I have found them a fantastic guitar to have something different around to play. They are like a Les Paul on steroids and the headstock doesn't behead itself which is always a plus.

Thanks, I'm actually going to redo this video this year. Zulu the artwork creator sent me all the sketches and some more info on how he came up with the design of it.

No problem!

The flat 4 is fantastic. real nice old style boost that just pushes any sound over the top without being too much. I've had a few of the vox pedals over the years and most of them have been really good. easy way to change the tone slightly is to change the tube in it real quick.

I haven't yet. I did read up on it and it looks like it cuts a little bit of volume which is fine on this amp it's plenty loud. I should try it

The JC has been one of my favorite amps of all time. I play a lot of country style bend licks and the amount of clean headroom is amazing on it, or I use a touch of gain to give that spicy dirty country blues sound. It is honestly one of the greatest amps ever built.

You're welcome! It really is a great little amp.

​​​@@garrettsguitarden Me and my grandpa modified mine we swapped out the tubes for 1950s 12AU7 tubes and we swapped the speaker out for a Jensen vintage style 8 in we redid the inside as well to where it's completely hand-wired like how they had tube amps back in the 40s and 50s my amp now sounds like a 1940s Sears Silvertone 1300 I now get those exact same early Johnny Cash Sun records tones I also use flatwound strings I've also played 1940 Sears silvertone 1300 I know what they sound like in my amplifier sounds the exact same now like I said Oh yeah and we changed the grill cloth to a Tanish brown color like a Sears Silvertone 1300 had we even added the music note on the grill cloth and painted the chassis brown and painted the amp a Tanish brown color Howdy from North Carolina My guitar style is more like Luther Perkins I've been playing guitar since I was 7 I'm turning 21 next month

@southernpride2003 that is awesome! Is there anyway you could send me over the schematic for that? I'd love to try this for myself. I grew up playing old silvertone stuff

​@@garrettsguitarden Only used was a Fender pro jr schematic grandpa has a degree in electronics and so he used what he knew about hand wiring things and used those skills along with seeing the schematics that's how we were able to do it I'm only 21 my grandpa also does woodworking as well if you notice the guitar in my profile picture that's my homemade guitar I've had that since I was 11 years old when me him built it

@@garrettsguitarden receive from needs to be set to MIDIIN2. the pdf when registering helps perfect,the pdf writs how to set the mini in pro tools mode. only thing they got wrong was receive from midiin2.

just needed to hit Enter when setting the number to when setting to 003

@@nutsosix7930 That's Awesome you got it working!

I did find the 77 to be right about the perfect size. I haven't played through it in a little bit due to me having a fender cybertwin I really enjoy and have been having a a lot of fun with.

They are a great design, a lot of people really love them and I see why when playing them. They sustain for days and have a really comfy feel. My buddy actually has this one now and it's his main guitar.

Today I saw a Seagull for the first time when I was looking into the history of BC Rich. Those things look awesome, but they look like they could split a forearm open lol

Lol check out the beast it pokes everywhere you don't want and isn't comfortable at all on a strap or sitting down.

That is odd. Could you possibly send me a pic of your protools setup in the menu for the impact

Let me download Ableton and see if I can figure it out. If I can I'll make a video about the setup with it

Thank you for watching! I really appreciate it. They are great little Amps