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 Shin…
Guild Starfire IV - "Guild Starfire IV"
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 …
Guild Starfire III - "Guild Starfire III"
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…
Guild Starfire IV - "Guild Starfire IV"
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…
Guild Starfire III - "Great Hollow Body guitar with bite!"
This is a hollow body guitar made by Guild. I know them mostly through their acoustic guitars, but this is a fine guitar as well. There are not many of them left now as they were predominantly in pro…
Guild X500 - " La Belle disappeared"
translatedThis guitar is one of the few pearls. Real instrument maker, care achievement rarely equaled, the X500 is unfortunately no longer manufactured today. The box is impressive, fully blond natural mapl…
Guild X170 - pepone75's review
translatedGuild x170 1988 bought 2nd hand in hand. flamed maple body in half, as the handle is curly maple. run al 22 keys. two microphones with 4 volume knob and tonalit.finition very beautiful, even if the g…
Guild Starfire III - Sonny Boy Havidson's review
translatedMade in America in 2001 so one of the last Guild Electric Flamed maple body in natural finish (there are versions mahogany seems to me there), mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard, two humbuckers…
Guild X 161 - letieum's review
translated<div></div> - In which country was it made? 1990, USA. - How many frets? 20. - What kind of microphone? Guild humbucker. - And their configuration? Les Paul Standard. - What type of bridge …
Guild M 65 - jimrosemberg's review
translatedI bought this guitar New York APRS have tried hundreds and hundreds. I really had a crush on this one. The handle is beautiful and well made, easy to play. The sound is terrible acoustics as a plug f…