Guild Starfire I Single Cut Antique Burst

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£474.00

This is a New Guild Starfire I Single Cut Antique Burst from Guild, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Guild Starfire I SC blends classic semi-hollow character with modern versatility and premium Guild craftsmanship. Featuring a single-cutaway body with arched maple top back and sides the Starfire I SC delivers the warm resonance and open response associated with vintage semi-hollow guitars. A solid mahogany centre block improves sustain and helps reduce unwanted feedback making the guitar equally comfortable in the studio and on stage. Finished with elegant vintage-inspired styling and nickel hardware the Starfire I SC offers timeless Guild personality with impressive modern reliability. Loaded with a pair of Guild HB-2 humbuckers featuring Alnico II magnets the Starfire I SC produces rich PAF-inspired warmth detailed clarity and smooth articulation. Push/pull coil-split controls expand the tonal range by unlocking brighter single-coil-inspired sounds. The mahogany neck features Guilds Modern Thin U profile for a comfortable feel while the Indian rosewood fingerboard provides warmth and effortless response beneath the fingers. Combined with premium Guild hardware and semi-hollow resonance the Starfire I SC delivers refined tone style and versatility throughout every performance.

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Guild

Guild produces acoustic, electric and bass guitars, including large-bodied acoustics, compact models and hollow or semi-hollow electric designs. Compare body shape, construction, scale, pickup system and production series because the Guild catalogue covers several distinct instrument traditions.

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Single Cut

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