"This is the one that is his current favorite. It's a '64 Guild Thunderbird. It has a Bo-Diddley look to it. You don't see too many people through the history of rock-n-roll guitars playing this model for some reason. And I don't know why because it's awesome. It's got an amazing headstock shape. It's just not symmetrical. And I don't believe it's on any other Guild model either. I did have to do some work to it, but it's largely original. Of course, I did a setup, I did some fret work, I carved the saddles a few notches and other stuff to fine tune it. This bridge pickup didn't work so we had to have some coils made for it. Dan bought this shortly before we did Saturday Night Live last December. In fact, very shortly. He came in and said 'I need this guitar to work,' and it was a bit of a project. You would see this bridge and tremolo arrangement on a Hagstrom from the mid to late 60s too. I'm not sure who made them, maybe Burns or something like that. It's a great tremolo; it stays in tune great. Dan uses the tremolo a lot but he uses it gently, or fast but still gentle. He never tries to get crazy with it. The most amazing weird feature is that it has a stand built right into the back. It has a magnet too to keep it from coming up, but it doesn't work that great. We don't use that because I have a fancier stand that holds the set of guitars," says Dan Auerbach's guitar tech about the Guild S-200 Thunderbird Electric Guitar.

Listed for sale on Reverb.com on July 21, 2021.

This Guild Thunderbird is owned by Mike Campbell

Serial: 38785 There are general scuffs, scratches and dents throughout the guitar. There is some buckle rash on the back. The headstock veneer is separating from the headstock. The pickups sounds great. This also has the super cool built in kickstand. The knobs have been replaced to these new glow-in-the-dark ones.

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In 2:17, at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival in '68, Muddy can be seen using this type of guitar.

Dallas Green used a Guild S-200 Thunderbird Electric Guitar from 2013 to 2015, as seen in a performance captured by Paste Magazine on March 15, 2013, at Stage On Sixth.

In the image available on Equipboard, Chad Hugo is seen playing a Guild S-200 Thunderbird Electric Guitar.

In this article There's a picture of Tito Playing the Thunderbird in some Festival. He uses it on the studio too.

In this performance of 'Come on', Arson is playing a Guild Thunderbird in white. You can clearly see it at 0:37.

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what I was using on Surrealistic Pillow is a Guild Thunderbird. Yeah, a Guild Thunderbird

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In the image captured during Takes Off session Jorma can be seen playing a Guild Thunderbird.

These two are probably two different guitars of the same model, see the headstocks.

In his autobiography "Been So Long: My Life and Music" he says: "I realized that my beautiful old L-5 was inadequate for rock and roll, so I sold it for $250 and bought a Guild T-Bird...We had seen the Lovin' Spoonful at some bar in North Beach earlier, and Zal Yanovsky was playing a Guild Thunderbird. He was a great guitar player so of course I checked out his gear. The T-Bird was one of the most different-looking guitars I had ever seen. It was a solid-body guitar with a shape like Mr. Tooth Decay. I had to have one ... and I got one. This was the six-string guitar I used on the Takes Off, as well as the Rickenbacker twelve-string...I also bought a Standel Super Imperial because Zal was playing through one...it's the gear I used for the solos on "Somebody to Love" as well as "White Rabbit". It worked out OK for me...Around the time of Pillow I was transitioning from the Guild Thunderbird guitar and the Standel amp to the Gibson and two Fender Twin Reverbs, but I was still waffling between two setups. The solos on "White Rabbit" and "Somebody to Love" were done with the Thunderbird and the Standel (minus the horns [he had added an upholstered box from Kustom with two high-frequency horns]). Saturating the sound with spring reverb was the deal. The other tracks were done with the Twins and the ES-345 Stereo.

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In this Youtube Video since 0:15, Chad Ubovich can be seen using the Guild S-200 Thunderbird Guitar. Judging by the natural refin it may be a 60s version. He has been using this guitar since the album “Flora Ocean Tiger Bloom”.

Ian is using a Guild S-200 Thunderbird in this picture.

This picture shows Fred Cole playing a Guild S-200 Thunderbird.

Used at Monterey Pop Festival.