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Guild Polara Night Edition Vintage Walnut

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£511.00

This is a New Guild Polara Night Edition Vintage Walnut from Guild, available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff. Read More below to get the latest prices, demos and how to order for UK delivery.

Description

The Guild Polara Night Edition Vintage Walnut combines aggressive modern styling with powerful Guild tone in a stripped-back instrument. Featuring a solid mahogany offset double-cutaway body the Polara Night Edition delivers warm resonance strong sustain and focused midrange punch perfectly suited to heavier styles. Its Vintage Walnut satin finish pairs beautifully with the guitars all-black appointments creating a strong look with understated elegance. From its ebony fingerboard to its black hardware every detail reinforces the Night Editions bold and modern visual identity. Equipped with a pair of Guild HB-2+ uncovered humbuckers featuring Alnico V magnets the Polara Night Edition produces powerful output with excellent clarity articulation and dynamic response. Push/pull coil-split functionality expands the tonal range. The mahogany set neck features Guilds Vintage Soft U profile for a smooth and comfortable feel while the ebony fingerboard adds snap and effortless response. Combined with Guild Rotomatic tuners a Tune-O-Matic bridge and string-through ferrules the Polara Night Edition delivers confident tuning stability excellent sustain and modern Guild performance.

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