1972 Guild D-25 Dreadnought Guitar


I'm a fan of D-25 models -- especially the hog-top, early-'70s ones. They're simple, rugged, sound warm and balanced, and have a look that no other D quite has. They're folksy in their way and are still excellent value in the vintage market. I really like the cherry-colored ones for their oddity but this natural-top version has something going, for sure.

I gave this one a neck reset, level/dress of the frets, bridge reglue, cleaning, and setup work. It's playing bang-on and ready to serve, now -- and now back to living with its owner again.








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