All user reviews for the Guild Bluesbird AAA

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 round-wound strings, it is excellent for songs demanding a higher tonal quality. Throw flats on it (my personel favorite) and it sings forever a beautiful low, thick tone, perfect for jazz tunes or rhythm backing for almost any situation. The tonal/volume controls are easy use during performance and it is a very well balanced guitar making it easy to sling around your neck for hours on end.

I really haven't found any flaws with the guitar. I suppose it would be nice if the top of the body conformed better to my forearm. After several hours of playing the inside of my arm gets a bit chaffed from the edge of the guitar - a common problem with this "style" of guitar.

The joinery between the neck and body is miles ahead of any other manufacturer. There is not a single hint on the entire guitar of where one piece begins and another starts. The AAA tobacco flame of my choosen axe is awesome and the finish looks like it could drip onto your shoes. I've been hammering daily on this guitar for the last three years and it has not balked in the least bit in any area. I did replace the stock strap nuts with locking strap nuts, but only because I wanted to protect it from the possibility of dropping to the ground during a lively performance.

Probably the best electric guitar of its style on the market - period. For both price and quality, you can't beat it.

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2 Seymour Duncan SH-1 ® Pickups with Chrome Covers and Cream Colored Aged Pickup Mounting Rings, Separate Volume and Tone Control for Each Pickup
for its manufacture, it is made by hand in the usa and the handle is made of mahogany

UTILIZATION

This is by far one of the most confo handle that jai Essey. There's a chanbre literieure a (small empty space that filters your sound) (semi-hollow body) 3 finishes available I personally recommend tobbaco sunburst
the handle is extremely soft and extremely fluid above

SOUNDS

Loiseau is the blues is on what suits my style) it seriously just do whatever is asked of rock folk blues (she's a super jazzy) my amp is not a reference ..

OVERALL OPINION

I have this guitar for 2 weeks before and before buying it I have spend three months to go to all the weekend testing the guitar in the shop who probably see me traveling on wheels today but it has Vallue instantly. Many are inclined to underestimate by comparing a gibson gibson but this has nothing to envy a gibson with features such as its costs about 4000 4500 $ per guild it costs $ 2500 (Canadian) ps whoever said what was ugly has never seen one of his life ..
its sound is the most beautiful thing this guitar has (if queleu'un is really interested in leaving the forum I'll see if I get a little picture or mp3 or whatever you want but go before tile lesseyer buy another kind; )