1988 Frets: Beyond 6 Strings: 12-String Guitar, Harp Guitar Renaissance, Rare Instruments

Cover: Still life with Reuter J-12 guitar; Features: Seven accomplised players explain how they came following the 12-string guitar; Frets talks to players of instruments of unusual denominations; Early American 12-Strings; In the market for a 12-string?; Exotic instrument photo gallery; The mighty Harp Guitar; Music: Guitar: "Crazy Creek", "Crosstie", "For Emily Whenever I May Find Her", "House Carpenter", Mandolin: "The Zipper Store", Fiddle: "Mindy's Fiddle Blues", Banjo: "All the Good Times Are Past and Gone"; more

1988 September Frets Guitar Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1991 Slash for Guild 12 String Guitars

Guild - the finest 12 string guitars ever made.

Whether your playing style is Rock, Country, Blues, Jazz, Bluegrass or Folk, a Guild guitar should be your instrument of choice. You'll appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into every guitar we make.

Few guitars in the world can give you the smooth mellow tones with the clarity, sustain and balance you'll find in every Guild 12 string.

It's attention to even the smallest details that make Guild a superior acoustic instrument.

But don't just take our word for it, ask Slash. He uses Guild 6 and 12 string acoustics exclusively. You can too. Just contact your local Guild dealer and give the world's best acoustics a test drive.

1991 Slash for Guild 12 String Guitars Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com