Guild Polara Night Edition Tungsten

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£497.00

This is the Guild Polara Night Edition Tungsten from Guild, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Guild Polara Night Edition Tungsten is a stripped-back rock machine designed for players who want uncompromising tone sleek aesthetics and performance-focused simplicity. Built around a solid mahogany offset double-cutaway body the Polara Night Edition delivers rich resonance powerful sustain and aggressive midrange punch perfectly suited to heavier styles of music. Its striking Tungsten gloss finish is paired with an all-black hardware package ebony fingerboard dark headstock and black appointments throughout creating a bold and stealthy appearance with unmistakable stage presence. At the heart of the Polara Night Edition is a single uncovered Guild HB-2+ humbucker with Alnico V magnets mounted in the bridge position for maximum attack output and clarity. Designed to create a direct connection between player and amplifier its single-volume control layout keeps things simple. The mahogany set neck uses Guilds Vintage Soft U profile while the ebony fingerboard adds brightness and articulation. Combined with a Tune-O-Matic bridge string-through ferrules and dependable Guild Rotomatic tuners the Polara Night Edition delivers focused modern performance.

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