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Guild Starfire I-12

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Twelve-string electrics were ubiquitous in the swinging ’60s, popularized by bands like The Byrds, Beatles, Searchers, Turtles, Beau Brummels, and many others. Though they...

Guild Surfliner

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The Surfliner is Guild’s first new solidbody to come along in decades. A thoroughly modern design with classic features, there’s no mistaking the influence...

Guild A-20 Marley

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When it comes to famous Bobs in rock, Dylan is first to mind. But just behind him is another songwriting behemoth – Marley. As...

Guild’s B-240EF

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It would be easy to look at the price of Guild’s B-240EF and assume it’s just another low-end acoustic/electric bass – except that it...

Guild’s New So-Cal Influenced Electric Combines Classic Styling with Modern Features

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Oxnard, CA – Known for its long-standing reputation of iconic electric, acoustic, and bass guitars, Guild launches its newest solid body electric, bringing the...

Guild’s Starfire I DC GVT

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Guild’s Newark Street guitars are a line of lower-priced instruments anchored by a reissue of the classic Starfire; the most distinctive is the I...

Guild Aristocrat HH

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Since its arrival in 1954, the chambered Guild Aristocrat and it's later solid cousin, the Bluesbird, have offered an alternative to the single-cutaway Les...

The Guild Factory 2007

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In the 1960s, Guild was the guitar of choice amongst East Coast jazz players. By the late ’60s and early ’70s, the brand was...

Guild S-200 Thunderbird

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Back in 1958, when Gibson introduced its revolutionary Explorer, Flying V, and mysterious Moderne, the public – rather like Queen Victoria – was not...

1988 Guild Liberator Elite

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Every once in awhile you find a guitar that’s almost too beautiful to play. It’s just enough to sit there and admire it, not...
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