Ax-cessories. Guild guitar accessories: strings, pickups, bridges, electronics, knobs, nuts, saddles, polish, picks, capos, cords, straps, echo and more!
1979 Guild Ax-cessories Guitar accessories Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1974 Guild M-75 single cutaway solid body guitar
Before you buy a similar looking guitar try the Guild M-75. Guild costs you a lot less, yet give you features the other doesn’t have – including a phase switch and master volume. Guild Humbuckers are firmly mounted, with 3-way tilt adjustment for accurate pick-up placement. M-75CS: Chrome Hardware; M-75GS: Gold-plated hardware.
1974 Guild M-75 single cutaway solid body guitar Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1974 Guild Humbucking Pick-Ups – increased output and sustain in the complete tone range!
Guild Humbuckers! Increased output and sustain in the complete tone range!
Shown: S-100 Standard, JS Bass II
Guild Humbucking Pick-Ups have new wiring, new controls. There’s a phase switch for reversing pick-up polarity on all S100 Guitars. Guild Basses have a tone switch to help you get those tight-hard or full-bottom sounds, and anything in between. See your Guild dealer.
1974 Guild Humbucking Pick-Ups Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1993 Lives and lessons of the Guitar Player’s Players
Features: Otis Rush; Jeff Beck; James Burton; Ry Cooder; Richard Thompson; Ritchie Blackmore; Acoustic Shootout – in search of the best solid-top for under a grand – 16 guitars rated – Alvarez Timber Ridge Silver Anniversary, Alvarez-Yairi DY70, Charvel 125S-NAT, Fender 1100-SX, Gibson Gospel, Guild D6-S NT, Martin D-1, Ovation Standard Balladeer, Saga Blue Ridge BR-OS, Seagull S6, Sigma SDR-41, Takamine N-10 Natural Series, Taylor 410, Vantage VS-50S, Washburn WD-40S, Yamaha LD-10; Bern Nix; Link Wray -the true godfather of grunge; more
1993 November Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1978 Madeira P-600R Guitar from Guild
All-New Madeira from Guild. Guitar shown: P600-R
1978 Madeira P-600R Guitar from Guild Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1976 Guild Madeira Guitar – Quality in the Guild Tradition!
If you’re looking for a moderately priced instrument you can be proud to own, look at Madeira first. Check the materials and the way they’re put together. Then listen to the Madeira sound. That’s what it’s really all about. We lay our reputation on the line every time we ship out a Madeira, because we want you to think of Guild when you’re ready to move up. When you play Madeira, it could be sooner than you think.
1976 Guild Madeira Guitar – Quality in the Guild Tradition! Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1978 Guild B-301 – the great new long scale bass!
Throw away your ideas of what a bass should be like, because this is the one for now! Wide frets, curved fingerboard, Schaller M-4 machines, new pick-up, new solid brass bridge/tailpiece that gives you perfect intonation. Available fretless at no extra charge. Guild B-301: More than just a pretty bass. It’s the first in a whole new generation of solid bodies by Guild. With 2 pick-ups: B-302.
1978 Guild B-301 – the great new long scale bass! Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1970 Vintage Guild Guitars and prices
Guild Musical Instruments, Hoboken, New Jersey, 07030
Shown in this vintage Guild ad:
Starfire V, $570.00
Starfire Bass II, $480.00
ThunderStar Bass Amplifier, $399.50
F-47 Bluegrass Flat-Top, $395.00
Mark II Classic, $255.00
1970 Vintage Guild Guitars and prices Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1979 Hand-Made F-412 Guild Guitar
Hand-Made by Guild in an otherwise imperfect world.
Guild Guitars
Made in U.S.A.
1979 Hand-Made F-412 Guild Guitar Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1979 John McVie of Fleetwood Mac with Guild B301-A Bass & Strings
Let out your bass instincts. Guild bass strings can help. Guild electric bass strings uncover the bass player. You can hear what you’re doing, and get into the feel of the music…Guild Round Bass strings deliver solid punch in any of four gauges…Guild Flat Bass, also in four guages, are smooth on the fingers and on the ears…Guild Bround Bass combine the sound of round wounds with the feel of flat wounds…That’s why great bass players like John McVie of Fleetwood Mac use Guild bass strings…
1979 John McVie of Fleetwood Mac with Guild B301-A Bass & Strings Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1979 Guild Madeira A-75 Guitar
All-New Madeira
from Guild
Guitar shown: A75
1979 Guild Madeira Guitar Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
1991 Slash for Guild 12 String Guitars
Guild – the finest 12 string guitars ever made.
Whether your playing style is Rock, Country, Blues, Jazz, Bluegrass or Folk, a Guild guitar should be your instrument of choice. You’ll appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into every guitar we make.
Few guitars in the world can give you the smooth mellow tones with the clarity, sustain and balance you’ll find in every Guild 12 string.
It’s attention to even the smallest details that make Guild a superior acoustic instrument.
But don’t just take our word for it, ask Slash. He uses Guild 6 and 12 string acoustics exclusively. You can too. Just contact your local Guild dealer and give the world’s best acoustics a test drive.
1991 Slash for Guild 12 String Guitars Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com
