The Starfire V is a legendary semi-hollow body guitar from Guild. This red beauty with its mahogany body and two Anti-Hum dual-coils sounds as good as it looks.
The Guild M-75 Aristocrat Antique Burst is a lightweight hollow-body guitar boasting the sound of a full-size model, courtesy of two Franz P90 Soapbar pickups.
Topped with a slice of arched maple, this high-grade semi-acoustic bears the classic sound of two Guild LB-1 humbuckers, comes coated in a singular Shoreline Mist finish and mounted with gold-plated hardware.
Giving everything that the standard Surfliner does, but then more, the Guild Newark St. Collection Surfliner Deluxe piles on the vintage charm.
The Guild Starfire I DC makes a refreshed comeback and brings a number of just as fresh upgrades. This Newark St. Collection reissue has a thinner neck, a fitted centre-block, and two new Guild HB-2 Humbuckers.
The blonde version of the Guild X-175 Manhattan hollow body has a full, clear, sparkling sound and two single coils for a great sound you can swing out to!
The T-50 Slim Dynasonic from Guild brings back some vintage fifties and sixties allure: from the semi-acoustic body and retro detailing to the warm and lush sound of a single DeArmond Dynasonic pickup.
The Guild Newark St. Collection Polara Deluxe combines design elements from the Seventies with modern tweaks, resulting in a particularly style-packed electric guitar.
While Guild have powered up the Starfire I SC with a few welcome upgrades, they've still managed to squeeze this luxurious thinline model into their more-than reasonably priced Newark St. Collection.
The Guild Starfire VI guitar is an exceptional guitar with a laminated flamed maple top, sides and back, Grover machine heads and custom LB-1 'Little Buckers'.
In the form of the I-12, Guild launch an attainable 12-string version of their Newark St. Collection Starfire I semi-acoustic guitar. Expect warm, clear semi-hollow sounds backed up by that twelve-string sparkle.
Guild Guitars, established in 1952, stormed the market with their Starfire guitars back in the 1960s. You can enjoy a modern take on the favourite classic with this expressive semi-hollow black Starfire V model.
The Guild A-150B Savoy (Blonde) reissue of the 1950's hollow-body guitar has a solid spruce archtop and a maple body. The specialised DeArmond 1000 pickup gives this guitar a unique sound.
A modern take on a timeless classic, the Guild Starfire IV ST Flamed Maple semi-acoustic bears the same vintage-flavoured double-cut body shape that's been a hit since the sixties. Deluxe Hardshell case included.
Looking for the best of both worlds in your new electric guitar? The Guild Newark St. Collection Surfliner blends modern flair with vintage vibes, coming in at a price that will please Guild-lovers, alt-style guitarists and even connoisseurs.
If you're hunting for the pure sound of the '60s, then allow the twelve-string Guild Starfire IV-12 ST semi-hollow electric guitar to take you right back to the sound of The Beatles and The Byrds. Case included.
Guild's Newark St. Collection brings back various blasts from the past, including this sleek black version of the M-75 Aristocrat.
The Guild Newark Series Aristocrat HH combines the look of an electric single-cut with the sound of a genuine hollow-body and features a chambered body with a maple top.
The stylish Guild S-100 Polara (Cherry Red) is a warm, rough-sounding electric guitar with a mahogany body & Guild Anti-Hum Dual-Coil pickups.
Part of Guild's popular Newark St. Collection, the Surfliner meets the demands of electric guitarists looking for a solid-body that merges modern flair with vintage vibes.
The Guild Newark St. Collection Polara Deluxe combines design elements from the seventies with some welcome modern tweaks, resulting in a style-packed electric six-string.
The Guild Starfire I Jet 90 is a semi-acoustic guitar with a rebel attitude, courtesy of a mahogany centre-block-fitted hollow-body armed with a trio of Guild Franz P90 Soapbar pickups.
The Polara Night Edition is a bit of an atypical Guild guitar. Here, you're looking at a pure, no-nonsense rock-and-metal machine armed with a single humbucker and finished with an all-black paint-job.
Guild take all the sixties and seventies style of the Newark St. Collection Surfliner and load it out with two thick and juicy in-house developed HB-2 humbuckers.
Fuse together the look of a single-cut model and the sound of a genuine hollow-body and you'll end up with the Guild Aristocrat P90 with a chambered body and spruce top.
If you're looking for a single-cut electric guitar that gives you all the advantages of a solid-body with the sound of a hollow-body, this reissued Guild Bluesbird in Ice Tea Burst from the Newark St. Collection could be for you.
The Starfire V is a legendary semi-hollow body by Guild. This white-coloured beauty boasts authentic Guild looks with a matching, vintage sound thanks to its mahogany body and double Anti-Hum dual coils.
<p>The Guild T-50 Slim is a non-cutaway model from the Newark St. Collection. This 44.5mm-thin hollow-body guitar is based on a Guild classic from the '50s and '60s. It features a maple top and a mahogany neck for a warm, jazzy tone.</p>
The Guild Starfire I DC makes a refreshed comeback and brings a number of just as fresh upgrades. This Newark St. Collection reissue has a thinner neck, a fitted centre-block, and two new Guild HB-2 humbuckers.
A modern take on a timeless classic, the Guild Starfire IV ST Maple semi-acoustic bears the same vintage-flavoured double-cut body shape that's been a hit since the sixties. Deluxe Hardshell case included.
Topped with a slice of arched maple, this high-grade semi-acoustic bears the classic sound of two Guild LB-1 humbuckers, comes coated in a singular Snowcrest White finish and mounted with gold-plated hardware.
For the dutiful guitarists paying homage to the Fifties and Sixties, comes the Guild X-175 Manhattan Special from the Newark St. Collection. Full-size, semi-acoustic sound with a vibrato tailpiece and Dynasonic pickups.
As part of the Newark St. Collection, Guild treat us to a luxurious reworking of the classic '50s Stratford. The semi-acoustic X-350 has been mounted with not one, not two, but three Franz P90 Dog Ear style pickups.
A modern take on a timeless classic, the Guild Starfire IV ST semi-acoustic bears the same vintage-flavoured double-cut body shape that's been a hit since the sixties. Deluxe Hardshell case included.
For the dutiful guitarists paying homage to the Fifties and Sixties, comes the Guild X-175 Manhattan Special from the Newark St. Collection. Full-size, semi-acoustic sound plus a vibrato tailpiece and Dynasonic pickups.
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