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Re: Burnside Blade by Guild
Posted by Eric Lee on Tue, 06/05/01 - 13:32:22.
: : Hey i have a burnside blade its a sweet guitar and I love it I just dont know anything about it and i sure would like to know mine doesnt have any serial numbers i emailed guild but they dont know much just it was made in korea i sure would like specs prices and crap like that since i have got my b-blade i have bought a dearmond m75t but i still play my b-blade
:::I have a burnside blade by guild but looks like i'm in the same boat,no serial #'s,mine is strat style solid body electric,the problem i have is i need 2 bridge roller saddles for the tremolo system which is called an ACCUTUNE brand name tremelo no one knows where to get these or if they even are available...this is only thing keeping me from playing it..i enjoyed playing it until these saddles broke....if anyone can help me find these parts i would greatly appreciat it
Re: Burnside Blade by Guild
I have an old tremolo un-attached to a guitar - all it says on it is AccuTune - I foun out it is a Kahler product - havent found out any more yet - maybe this helps
Re: Burnside Blade by Guild
Hey Guys....I own a Burnside Lance that I have completely restored...well...with a lotta new parts. I love it and it is not replacable.
I don't know if any of this helps anyone, but I bought mine new in '87 and soon after it was damaged. I sent it to Burnside, located in Rhode Island for repair. I have also ordered several of the mystery bridges from them at that time.
I'm not sure if the Bridge on the Lance and the Blade are the same, but the ones I have are some sorta Kahler type copy (short springs in small face cavity)
I have many original parts after replacing, so if anyone needs anything email me and maybe I can help!
Re: Burnside Blade by Guild
I, too have a Guild Burnside Blade and have been hunting around for info on it. Same as the rest of you, no serials or anything. I am looking for parts....specifically, the tremelo...I call it the "OuttaTune" cuz mine is shot. The trem is stamped "made in Korea". Anybody find any additional info since these were posted?
By the way, anyone have any problems with theirs? When I got the thing used about 10 yrs ago, the fretboard had started to seperate from the neck...my only problem.
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