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Reviews for this Guild guitar (1 user review.): "Consistent Fun To Play Good Feel Rich Sound Stays In Tune Simply amazing...These new Guilds ar..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (1 user review.): "Consistent Fun To Play Good Feel Rich Sound Stays In Tune Simply amazing...These new Guilds are fantastic and are of the highest quality..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (2 user reviews): "The D-50 Standard Acoustic Guitar is a classic rosewood dreadnought with refined features that..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (2 user reviews): "The D-50 Standard Acoustic Guitar is a classic rosewood dreadnought with refined features that make for a player-centric instrument with premium sound quality...The D-50 STD features a solid Sitka Spruce top with Red Spruce bracing and solid Indian Rosewood back & sides for a rich, powerful sound with exceptional warmth and complexity..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (34 user reviews): "Guild have been building dreadnought acoustic guitars since 1963, and their instruments are r..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (34 user reviews): "Guild have been building dreadnought acoustic guitars since 1963, and their instruments are revered for their value, reliability, tone, responsiveness, outstanding projection and sustain...Guild's flagship model, the D-55, was introduced in 1968 as a special order-only item, but the response was so strong that within a few years it became a regular production model...The D-55 is prized by players worldwide, from George Strait to Johnny Rzeznik (Goo Goo Dolls..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (1 user review.): "While nice guitars, they are not the same as the one from the '90's you remember...Tre..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (1 user review.): "While nice guitars, they are not the same as the one from the '90's you remember...Treat everyone here with respect, no matter how difficult! No sex, drug, political, religion or hate discussion permitted here...Again, sometimes inconsistant, but some are outstanding (speaking of my GAD30PCE..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (1 user review.): "In 1954, we introduced the F-30 Aragon, the smallest of the original flat-top guitars...By 195..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (1 user review.): "In 1954, we introduced the F-30 Aragon, the smallest of the original flat-top guitars...By 1959, the F-30 Aragon had a mahogany back and sides...Our new orchestra-body model is based on the 1956 F-30 Aragon, with all solid woods, a red spruce top and bracing, mahogany back and sides, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, bone nut and saddle, bone bridge pins, tortoise binding, 1 11/16†nut and lacquer finish..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (2 user reviews): "this the best guitar i have ever played hands down This is the most balanced guitar I have eve..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (2 user reviews): "this the best guitar i have ever played hands down This is the most balanced guitar I have ever played...I've owned many nice guitars, this beats all of them...I've played many of the highest end guitars I know of, and this one holds it's own with any of them..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (4 user reviews): "The quality and ubiquity of our jumbo 12-strings have earned Guild a permanent place in guitar..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (4 user reviews): "The quality and ubiquity of our jumbo 12-strings have earned Guild a permanent place in guitar history...One of the keys to achieving that clarity and definition is solid construction...Designed in the late 1960s as Guild’s first jumbo 12-strings, the F-412 and its sibling, the F-512, are two of our most enduring and popular guitars..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (5 user reviews): "I've played one and ended up choosing a D50, but then I was looking for a deeper bass and ..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (5 user reviews): "I've played one and ended up choosing a D50, but then I was looking for a deeper bass and a rosewood...It's not all fluff, it really does have a ton of headroom and a good sound, although I find that it sounds WAY better with the Mama Bear to go with it...With 18 volts, the signal has more headroom, so hard strumming won't distort as easily..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (2 user reviews): "Nothing sings out as bold and true as a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar...In 1965, Guild offered i..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (2 user reviews): "Nothing sings out as bold and true as a Guild jumbo acoustic guitar...In 1965, Guild offered its popular F-50 in a rosewood version...The F-50R has a completely different sound and warmer tone than its maple sibling, the F-50, and has been an instrument of choice for players such as Bonnie Raitt, Bryan Adams and Dan Hicks..."
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Reviews for this Guild guitar (7 user reviews): "The quality and ubiquity of our jumbo 12-strings have earned Guild a permanent place in guitar..." see more »
Reviews for this Guild guitar (7 user reviews): "The quality and ubiquity of our jumbo 12-strings have earned Guild a permanent place in guitar history...One of the keys to achieving that clarity and definition is solid construction...Designed in the late 1960s as Guild’s first jumbo 12-strings, the F-512 and its sibling, the F-412, are two of our most enduring and popular guitars..."
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