Electric & Bass Guitars Guild

Hollowbody Electric Guitar with Maple Body 2 Single-coil Pickups - Dark Emerald Ebony Fingerboard Mahogany Neck Guild Vibrato

MAHOGANY BODY AND NECK DARK METAL GUILD PEAK LOGO EBONY FINGERBOARD ROTOMATICS STYLE TUNERS GUILD TUNE-O-MATIC BRIDGE & STRING-THRU FERRULES NEW UNCOVERED GUILD HB-2+ HUMBUCKER WITH HIGHER OUTPUT more→AND ALNICO V MAGNET BLACK HARDWARE AVAILABLE IN TUNGSTEN GLOSS FINISH

MAHOGANY BODY AND NECK BOUND ROSEWOOD FINGERBOARD PEARLOID GUILD PEAK LOGO, CHESTERFIELD AND BLOCK INLAYS GUILD VINTAGE 18 OPEN BACK TUNERS WITH 18:1 GEAR RATIO NEW GUILD HB-2+ HUMBUCKERS WITH HIG more→HER OUTPUT, ALNICO V MAGNETS AND PUSH/PULL COIL SPLIT GUILD TUNE-O-MATIC BRIDGE & COMPENSATED STOPBAR TAILPIECE NICKEL HARDWARE AVAILABLE IN VINTAGE SUNBURST GLOSS FINISH

The Guild Jetstar embodies the ultimate retro vibe with a unique body shape that’s been off the grid since the 1960s In terms of style, this reissue remains faithful to the first iteration of the S-5 more→0 Jetstar with a solid mahogany body and set neck Further period-correct details include six inline tuning machines and Guild’s rare pearloid pyramid logo on a scroll-shaped headstock The Jetstar features a shallow C shape mahogany neck and pao ferro fingerboard with simple pearloid fret markers Instead of its original shortened neck, the newly modified Jetstar has a 25 1/2” scale length for faster feel and improved response

Arched Laminated Mahogany Top and Back, Laminated Mahogany Sides 3 Piece Neck (mahogany/maple/mahogany) with Indian Rosewood Fingerboard Guild Tune-O-Matic Bridge with Rosewood Base and Guild Vibrat more→o Tailpiece Guild LB-1 "Little Bucker" Neck and Bridge Pickups Includes TKL Deluxe Hardshell Case Hand orientation: Right

Featuring Guild’s iconic double-cutaway Starfire body shape, the Starfire VI has stunning AAA flamed maple top, back, and sides, and a solid centerblock Dual LB-1 Little Bucker pickups, replicas of G more→uild’s 1960s smaller size humbucking pickups, offer a range of tones well-suited for a variety of playing styles and genres The Starfire VI has a three-piece maple/walnut/maple neck and a bound ebony fingerboard inlaid with mother-of-pearl and abalone V-blocks It also features a pinned Tune-o-Matic bridge with ebony base, and comes adorned with gold hardware, 5 ply black and ivory purfling, deluxe f-hole and body binding, and a Guild Vibrato Tailpiece It’s available in a high gloss blonde finish…

The Starfire Bass II is a dual-pickup semi-hollow bass guitar that adds sonic options to one of Guild’s most iconic models, the Starfire Bass. The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly more→after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). The addition of the BiSonic BS-1 neck pickup on the Starfire Bass II gives bassists a warmer, smooth sound for added tonal flexibility. This double cutaway bass guitar features an arched laminate mahogany top and back, and mahogany sides, dual Guild BS-1 pickups, individual volume, tone, and master volume knobs, and a pickup selector switch. A clear, h…

Semi hollow body with mahogany top, back, and sides 3 Piece neck (mahogany/maple/mahogany) with Indian Rosewood fingerboard Dual BS-1 BiSonic pickups Guild Adjustable Bass Bridge with Rosewood Sadd more→les Includes TKL Deluxe Hardshell Case

Guild is pleased to announce the highly anticipated reintroduction of one of its most iconic, uniquely recognizable guitars: the S-200 T-Bird This reissue is a replica of the original versions produc more→ed between 1964 and 1968, featuring an asymmetrical all mahogany body sure to catch the eye of the guitarist looking to blaze his or her own trail However, this guitar’s appeal isn’t just about its looks – its unique controls create the widest array of tones offered on any Guild instrument, drawing on its dual Guild LB-1 Little Bucker pickups to achieve almost every conceivable color on the palette The T-Bird features a vintage C shape set mahogany neck and bound fingerboard with pearloid block …

The Bluesbird reflects Guild’s return to yet another historic solid body model Originally released in 1970 as the solid body counterpart to the M-75 Aristocrat, the Bluesbird was subject to a few des more→ign changes over the decades Today’s reissue features a carved maple top and maintains many of the aesthetic traits of the M-75 Bluesbird of the late 60s Its lightweight chambered mahogany body allows for improved resonance and unparalleled comfort, making this guitar one of the lightest in its class The Bluesbird features a 24 3/4” scale, and fast-playing vintage C shaped neck

The Guild Jetstar embodies the ultimate retro vibe with a unique body shape that’s been off the grid since the 1960s In terms of style, this reissue remains faithful to the first iteration of the S-5 more→0 Jetstar with a solid mahogany body and set neck Further period-correct details include six inline tuning machines and Guild’s rare pearloid pyramid logo on a scroll-shaped headstock The Jetstar features a shallow C shape mahogany neck and pao ferro fingerboard with simple pearloid fret markers Instead of its original shortened neck, the newly modified Jetstar has a 25 1/2” scale length for faster feel and improved response

The Guild Jetstar embodies the ultimate retro vibe with a unique body shape that’s been off the grid since the 1960s In terms of style, this reissue remains faithful to the first iteration of the S-5 more→0 Jetstar with a solid mahogany body and set neck Further period-correct details include six inline tuning machines and Guild’s rare mother-of-pearl pyramid logo on a scroll-shaped headstock The Jetstar features a shallow C shape mahogany neck and pao ferro fingerboard with simple mother-of-pearl fret markers Instead of its original shortened neck, the newly modified Jetstar has a 25 1/2” scale length for faster feel and improved response