Guild started in New York in 1952 and built a reputation in jazz circles before the rock era gave solid-body guitars cultural dominance. The Starfire keeps that archtop heritage alive: thinline semi-hollow construction with a warmth that suits clean jazz tones and driven indie sounds equally well. The Polara and Surfliner offer a different entry point: offset designs that bring Guild's build quality to a more modern format.
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Guild Newark St. Starfire guitars and basses are reissues of some of our most iconic semi-hollow electric instruments. Part of the Newark St. Collection of vintage-inspired guitars and basses, they faithfully honor ...
Guild Newark St. Starfire guitars and basses are reissues of some of our most iconic semi-hollow electric instruments. Part of the Newark St. Collection of vintage-inspired guitars and basses, they faithfully honor ...
Guild S-300 Deluxe
Some guitars are built to blend in. The Guild S-300 clearly didn't get that memo. First launched in 1977, this cult-classic offset solidbody was considered radically futuristic at the time — an...
