Guild user reviews

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…

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…

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 f…

Started on a Stewart arch-top when I was 12. Went electric 12-string in a garage band in 1968. Played Bob Dylan in university on an Eko 12-sting. Got my F212-XL new in 1974 for $450 in Toronto. …

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 br…

I bought a demo D50, online, and was scared that it would not be what I hoped. I could not find a new one locally, so I risked the disappointment. Though it has a scratch here or there, and not …

I purchased this instrument from SameDayMusic.com for $675 in lieu of spending $1500 for a Guild D50 which was my original choice until I came across this model with nearly identical specs. This gui…

I was upgrading my Dearmond starfire to an original guild starfire Or a brand new one. I found mine on Ebay and paid 750 quid. which i think is a bloody steal for a 1972 cherry red beaut that slays …

i got this guitar at guitar center of kirland,washington. it was the only guild they had since they dont carry the brand. i got mine for $700.00 down from the asking of $900.00. EVERYTHING! ive play…

I purchased my guitar online for $1749.00 from Southpaw Guitars in Houston, TX(www.southpaw.net). Perhaps I paid too much, but lefty versions are scarce. I considered other makes, including Taylor, M…

I've owned and sold four of these since 1974. The first one cost me $750 and was purchased in Studio City CA. The last one cost $1800. In a word, everything. I won't repeat the other reviewer's c…

I bought this Guild D-55 in 1971 for $500 because my friend who bought it new for $600 didn't like the sound. Of course it wans't broken in yet you clod! Well here it is the year 2003 and I've been…

I purchased this guitar brand new through a friend who works for Fender. I got the "inside" price - and let's just say that I got a sweet deal. Normally, these list for $2600.00, street price is …

After much hinting about wanting to get an electric guitar, my wife gave me $1500 as a Christmas present and turned me loose. I had been window shopping and test playing at numerous stores and had a…

MARS going-out-of-business sale $1199.00 with Hard Shell Case The D-55 is the Dreadnaught equal to my 30 year old Guild F-50R. The Inlay pattern on fingerboard is identical as is the binding arou…

After a very unsatisfactory purchasing experience at Sam Ash for an acoustic guitar with a cutaway and built in electronics, I searched for a Guild D50CE acoustic-electric guitar from an alternate so…

While searching for an upgraded guitar to buy, I asked the salesman which would he want to play. He went straight for the Guild D55. I asked why that one and not one of the over $4,000 Martins. He be…

I recently purchased this guitar at Carpenter's House of Music in Hagerstown, MD. I've owned a Guild D40 for several years and wanted to move up to a rosewood dreadnaught. Paid $1400 w/ hardshell cas…

I've had many guitars over the past 35 years and my latest is a Guild Starfire IV (2001) which I bought private for £1250. This is not a De Armond - but the real thing from the USA. It looks simila…

My mother purchased this Guitar at a local shop in Buffalo around 1990. I think she paid about $350-$400 around. Well my dad needed a new guitar and Amp. So she bought a small 15 Watt Amp along with …

I purchased this superb guitar at a local Guitar Center and paid just under $1300, which included the hard case. Everything about it is perfection. This is an extremely versitile guitar. With roun…

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…

The Guild Maverick is a little known tube bass guitar amplifier. This is an older amp and I think it’s from the early 70’s but I don’t know the exact years of production for it. The amp is somewhat…

Made in Asia UTILIZATION Trs right SOUNDS It sounds all MAHOGANY! OVERALL OPINION I tried the 6 strings GAD25 (D125 now) two years ago, and I t bluff by the sound of the instrument. But I…

Good gear is a spcial is trs small, the strings are silicon (20 games, a will), and must be a kind of sensor (piezo?) That transplanted the sound. trs is nice at first. UTILIZATION It should be a…