Guild D40 Bluegrass Jubilee Acoustic Gutiar
Known for their well-balanced, defined sound and exceptional projection, the Guild D40 Bluegrass Jubilee has found great favor among fingerstylists and flatpickers. In 1963, Guild introduced their first dreadnought models, the Guild D40 Blugrass Jubilee and the Guild D50 Bluegrass Special. It is lighter than vintage guitars, but still offers that great Guild sound. The Guild D40 Bluegrass Jubilee is simply a great feeling, great sounding acoustic guitar. Features include classic dreadnought style body, solid red spruce top with red spruce scalloped bracing, tortoise bindings, one-piece mahogany neck, solid mahogany back and sides, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, pearl dot inlays, tortoise shell pickguard, bone nut and saddle, and a sweet pure nitrocellulose lacquer finish for great sustain.
Offering big, full volume and crystal clear tones, the Guild D40 Bluegrass stays true to its heritage. Overtones will produce an almost "singing" quality to the chords, and the most gentle touch will only provide you with perfect, full and rounded tones. Great for many types of music. An overall durable, reliable, and extremely well-made guitar. Available in Natural or Antique Burst.
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US $2,099.99
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The Guild F40 Valencia is one of Guild's original flat-top acoustic models. First introduced in 1954, the F40 Valencia is unique in its slightly more compact body shape and more narrow shoulder area. It stays true to the original with a grand orchestra style body, full, well-balanced tone, and sensitivity. In fact, this guitar is so responsive to heavy strumming or light picking that it may not be suitable for a beginner. It is inevitable that as a beginner, you will make many mistakes as you learn, and you don't need an extra delicate guitar to discourage you. Features include solid red spruce top with scalloped red spruce bracing, solid mahogany back and sides, three piece mahogany neck, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, mother of pearl inlays, tortoise shell pickguard and bindings, bone nut and saddle, and Gotoh 700 Series nickel-plated open-back tuners.
The Guild Traditional Series DV-6 Acoustic Guitar is no longer produced by Guild but is a love of many acoustic guitarists. The guild DV-6 was produced in a Tacoma, Washington factory that had been shutdown, causing this model to be a rare find.
The Guild GAD-50 Acoustic Guitar will impress you with its amazing sound and tone. In appearance, the guitar is beautifully designed in the world's most popular, classic dreadnought body style. Complete with a bass boom that is not overpowering, mids perfect for soloing and crystal clear highs that sparkle beautifully. It is simply a well-balanced, warm tone that is versatile enough to fit many types of music styles. Features include solid sitka spruce top with scalloped bracing, solid Indian rosewood back and sides, one-piece mahogany neck with dovetail neckjoint, Indian rosewood fingerboard with pearl inlays, Indian rosewood bridge, pearl inlay ebony bridge pins and strap buttons, mahogany body bindings, bone nut and saddle, tortoise shell pickguard, and Grover Rotomatic tuners.
Admired for their dependability, tone, responsiveness, projection, sustain and value, Guild's dreadnought style acoustic guitars have been structured perfectly since 1963. The high-volume and robust body style on the Guild D55 Acoustic Guitar was purposely designed with an emphasis on string to string balance, so that the treble, mid and bass registers project evenly thus creating one of the most versatile dreadnought guitars available today. Revered for its phenomenal rich and extremely well-balanced sound, the D55 has been sought after by players around the globe since its debut in 1968. It has a very clean, crystal clear, and ringing tone that will not disappoint. Features include a classic dreadnought body, solid spruce top, rosewood back and sides, 3-piece mahogany/maple/mahogany neck, ebony bridge and fretboard, mother of pearl and abalone position inlays, tortoise shell pickguard, and Grover Rotomatic gold-plated die-cast tuners.
This guitar has a sound equal to its beauty. The Guild GAD-G212 12-string acoustic guitar has an exceptionally well-balanced, loud, warm, and bright voice with lots of articulation and no muddiness. Factory set up is usually quite right, and the straight neck has no buzzes. Very comfortable and easy to play. The Guild GAD-G212 12-String Acoustic Guitar is appropriate for men, women or children to play, because it does not have the jumbo body like so many other 12-strings. Features include solid spruce top, 12-string dreadnought style body, solid mahogany back and sides, unique 12-string bracing, one-piece mahogany neck, bone nut and saddle, dark mahogany body bindings, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, special pearl inlays, dual truss rods, dovetail neck joint, and Grover Rotomatic mini tuners. No short cuts were taken when designing this guitar.
The Guild GAD-25 Acoustic Guitar is a return to the 1960's Guild quality and craftsmanship. Along with a terrific price, this guitar projects a smooth, full, warm, and balanced tone as well as projection, volume, and sustain that any guitarist would be pleased to hear. Offers clear highs with a bass that is just right and a not too boomy sound that many other dreadnought guitars offer. Good action. Not too flashy looks offset the absolute beauty of its sound. Features on the GAD-25 include dreadnought body, solid mahogany back and sides, 3-piece mahognay neck, Indian rosewood fretboard and pin bridge, pearl dot inlays, tortoise shell pickguard, bone nut and saddle, wood body bindings, and Grover Rotomatic tuners. It is a great finger-picking and strumming guitar.
