1963 Guild F47 "Bluegrass Cherry" #23922These older Guild guitars, they just tick all the boxes Tone? Great and a little unique as well Volume? Plenty, it is called a Bluegrass cherry, or at least that was what it was called back then, F47 sounds a little bland by comparison! Dynamics? Play it loud, play it quietly, there is clarity and balance and all the notes can be heard within the chord Playability? It has a great neck shape a 43 mm Nut width, like most post war Martins, plenty of the

the resonator coverplate on this one is pretty rare

located in British Columbia

flamed Maple laminate back and sides

3 single coil pickups with a tremolo arm configuration

pre CNC and Kiln Dried Timber

14 years old

D for Dreadnought (of course)

A Cedar Top

it has that Classic Strat Tone and feel

one has "The Godfather” inlaid Pickguard  (Horses heads

and the original frets are in great shape - the guitar has been played but not gigged alot

fingerstyle maestro and guitar collector Eric Schoenberg arranged a collaboration between Martin and selected luthiers to make