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  • Guild Westerly Collection F-2512E

    « Disappointing for a Guild »

    My musical style is a folk-country style--flatpicked alternating between strumming and arpeggiated chords. The guitar is well-made from a construction standpoint. No loose joins or bracing. No sloppy glue spots. It has a jumbo body with a solid

    by Deleted member 1 6/26/18
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  • Guild Starfire III

    « Still a Great Guitar Holding a Lot of Memories »

    I bought my Cherry Red Guild Starfire lll back in 1965 when it was brand new for $250 which included a hard shell case. I picked it because it looked like Johnny River's Gibson that he played on Shindig and at the Whisky-A-Go Go and I couldn't afford

    by RamblerSteve 4/25/18
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  • Guild GAD-F40

    « Handcrafted Solid Tone Woods superb sounding OM »

    I wanted an OM style guitar to have along with my Santa Cruz Tony Rice Dreadnought . Now these are hand made in China, actually hand made, and use all solid tone woods, Mine has Sitka spruce top and flame maple back and sides, like I said no laminate

    by bubba 9 1/15/16
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  • Guild X-79 Skyhawk

    « Cool looking guitar! But not much else. »

    My Guild X-79 Skyhawk is a 1984 model that has three single coil pickups. Each pickup can be put out of phase or turned off and there is a volume and tone knob. The guitar has a set neck with 24 frets. The neck is very thin and quick to play, howe

    by themaddog 7/11/11
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  • Guild D25

    moosers's review

    The Guild D25 acoustic guitar was made in the USA and has 22 frets. It is strictly an acoustic guitar as has no pick up and therefore has no tone controls. It is made of mahogany and has a great overall feel to it - both in the neck and the body. It

    by moosers 3 2/8/09
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  • Guild GAD F-150RCE

    « Full sound »

    The Guild F-150RCE is an exciting guitar to play. Great looking spruce top, rosewood back and sides. The ivoroid binding is complemented with a ring of mother of pearl about sound and mathching block inlays, nice touch. The neck profile is comfortabl

    by SonicPulverizer 2 9/2/12
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  • Guild GAD-50

    swmcv2007's review

    This is a chinese made acoustic guitar manufactured by Guild. It is your standard dreadnought acoustic with 20 frets and no cutaway. It has a nice and thin neck with very nice string spacing on the fretboard. Mine is in the natural burst and its simp

    by swmcv2007 2 1/29/09
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  • Guild D4

    « as good as any other »

    The Guild D4 was made in the USA and is not an electric - acoustic so it doesn't have a pick up or any control knobs. To me, its fine that it is just acoustic as I use it for recording only, as it is one of the best sounding guitars on the planet for

    by ericthegreat 1 1/31/12
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  • Guild S300-D

    « A vintage guitar with attitude. »

    This Guild guitar was built in the U.S.A. in 1977. It has a mahogany body and neck with a 24 fret ebony fretboard. Because this is an S-300D, it has been equipped with a Dimarzio Super Distortion in the bridge and a PAF Pro in the neck position. Ther

    by Everlone 1 7/5/11
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  • Guild F212 XL

    « Guild F-212 XL »

    Stared with a Harmony 12-string, got an EKO Ranger XII E in the Navy. Self-taught, got a Gibson 335 when I got out and have a few others, only sold one, gave one away and demolished one. I'm playing folk-rock, blues, rock n roll and original stuff.

    by MGR/Harry Evan 6/28/07
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  • Guild B301

    « Guild B301 »

    I have played about 25 years. I have tried other instruments, but I've only felt right playing bass. I currently have three children, teach high school and have little time for a band. However, I frequently play for my own satisfation. My musical

    by MGR/R.Rocke 5/4/07
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  • Guild USA D-55

    « Guild D55 »

    i was given this guitar by my grand ma afore she passed. And I'm thinkin she paid alot fo it cause she did'nt eat much afta she gave it to me. I like this guitar cause it just keeps on tickin. I broke a few strings, but she still sounds great. It w

    by MGR/Cassie Hicks 8/13/04
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