Is This The WEIRDEST Guitar Body Shape EVER?!
In this episode of On The Bench, we explore one of the quirkiest and most innovative guitars of the 1960s—the vintage 1965 Guild Thunderbird S-200. Known for its bold design and unique features, this guitar stands out with its unconventional controls, built-in kickstand, and signature LB1 ‘Little Bucker’ pickups, delivering a bright yet warm tone. Dive into the fascinating history of this often-overlooked model, its clever engineering, and the case candy that completes the package, including the original owner’s manual and strings. From its wild body shape to its distinctive headstock, the Guild Thunderbird S-200 is a true gem for collectors and players alike. Don’t miss this deep dive into one of Guild’s most unforgettable creations! Cream City Music is your go-to destination for new, used, and vintage guitars, amps, and effects pedals. Our expert team is here to help you find the perfect gear to elevate your sound. 🎸 Explore our full inventory: https://www.creamcitymusic.com 📍 Visit us in Brookfield, WI, or shop online 🚚 Free shipping on most orders across the continental U.S. #guildguitars guitars #creamcitymusic #vintageguitar

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