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I am leaning towards the Guild mostly because it looks the best: smaller dog ears, classier pickguard, headstock, and finish. Lightest neck sounds good too.

I better try one in real life first. I had the same nostalgic lust for an Epiphone SG re-issue and when I picked it up in a store, it instantly felt like a piece of crap. Thanks for the info robert1950.

Also there is another nice video of a songwriter getting a folkier sound out of it...

Could be just right for low-key, solo gigs.

 

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You can get this one too...for double the price
Gibson ES-120T 1965 - Spaceman Music

Suh-weet! Hope thats canuck$$!!

 

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and another one-quite unique
Framus Studio Electric 1967 - Spaceman Music

Really nice! I would have to be able to try it. I remember playing a Framus that a girl had in my wife's band. Didn't like it. Stiff and lifeless. This one sure looks right tho! Lol. That wasn't up earlier, must have just come in. Their prices are good really. Check the T-20 below..

 

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The Gibson 120T was the lowest price model. Melody Maker type pickup with controls and jack on the pickguard. The three models above are more like the Gibson 125T with the P90

Yeah. To tell the truth, I prefer the thicker sound of the p90 models. The huge plastic insert on the 120 is cute in a retro kinda way, but not desirable for me. I prefer the Guild pickguard with its art deco edge.