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This popular thread has been given its own page : Guild F 47
hey i am interested in your guild. please call 786 287 9192
thank you
j
: Looking to sell Guild F47 late sixties, great condition.
: Looking to sell Guild F47 late sixties, great condition.
interested
: Looking to sell Guild F47 late sixties, great condition.
where is it and how much do you expect for it?
: where is it and how much do you expect for it?
I am truly interested.Please let me know it it’s already sold.t
: : where is it and how much do you expect for it?
: I am truly interested.Please let me know it it’s already sold.t
: I also have a Guild F47 cutaway jumbo acoustic/electric with the Guild Arch Top Harshell Case that I am looking to sell if you know of anyone else that may be interested. Thanks.
: Sorry, I just noticed that dates of 2005 on these comments
: : where is it and how much do you expect for it?
: I am truly interested.Please let me know it it’s already sold.t
: I also have a Guild F47 cutaway jumbo acoustic/electric with the Guild Arch Top Harshell Case that I am looking to sell if you know of anyone else that may be interested. Thanks.
: where is it and how much do you expect for it?I am truly interested. Tarmo
:Sold yet? Very interested if not. Drop me an email either way, friend.
happy new year
very interested
: Looking to sell Guild F47 late sixties, great condition.
How much are you asking? How long have you owned the instrument? What does "great condition" mean? Please be specific as to crazing (or lack of), any damage due to humidity factors, condition of the finger board and tuning pegs, action, and quality of tone.
Thanks,
John
Looking to sell Guild F47 late sixties, great condition.
I have an old Guild F30 #67483 that I got in 1969-70. I’ve played it for years and still love it. It needs some work now as the bridge is starting to seperate from the top, raising the action. Does anyone know if there is anywhere in the Fresno California area that could be trusted to work on it?
: I have an old Guild F30 #67483 that I got in 1969-70. I’ve played it for years and still love it. It needs some work now as the bridge is starting to seperate from the top, raising the action. Does anyone know if there is anywhere in the Fresno California area that could be trusted to work on it? Just wanted to update the year, it’s actually a 1972
can any one tell me sumthing about this guitar i just found it in my loft and im very curious???????
: can any one tell me sumthing about this guitar i just found it in my loft and im very curious???????
look on ebay….
Hey y’all, did Guild ever make any jumbos in a satin finish; wasn’t the -4 series all satin? What about the JV52?
Thanks
My JV-52 is satin.
: Hey y’all, did Guild ever make any jumbos in a satin finish; wasn’t the -4 series all satin? What about the JV52?
: Thanks
Looking for the "Hand-Rubbed" finish, and herringbone soundhole inlay. Who’s holding? and/or what are they selling for these days?
: Looking for the "Hand-Rubbed" finish, and herringbone soundhole inlay. Who’s holding? and/or what are they selling for these days?
Checkout Ebay, they have two up for sale now.
I have a Guild Songbird that was purchased as a gift for me several years ago with the intent that I would learn to play. I am a drummer and have realized that I will never probably take the time to learn to play this beautiful guitar. It is truly in like new condition in hard case. Considering selling please email me if interested.
Jeff
Hello Jeff , I would be interested , I had my1971 D55 and my Songbird stolen , and I need at least a songbird.
PLease advise , Alan G
: Hello Jeff , I would be interested , I had my1971 D55 and my Songbird stolen , and I need at least a songbird.
: PLease advise , Alan G
Alan, I am located in the St.Louis area. I can provide you with the serial number and other details about the guitar. I purchased it new, and it has never really been played. The guitar and case are truly in like new condition.
I am open to accepting offers, so send me an email and I can give you additional details as required.
Thanks
Jeff
: : Hello Jeff , I would be interested , I had my1971 D55 and my Songbird stolen , and I need at least a songbird.
: : PLease advise , Alan G
: Alan, I am located in the St.Louis area. I can provide you with the serial number and other details about the guitar. I purchased it new, and it has never really been played. The guitar and case are truly in like new condition.
: I am open to accepting offers, so send me an email and I can give you additional details as required.
: Thanks
: Jeff
: Jeff , I have been out of totn but am still interested , please email me at [email protected].
Thanks Alan
: Hello Jeff , I would be interested , I had my1971 D55 and my Songbird stolen , and I need at least a songbird.
: PLease advise , Alan G
: : Hello Jeff , do you still have the guitar ? if so please email me at [email protected]
Thanks , Alan
This popular thread has been given its own page : Guild S-250
Are you still in the market for this guitar? We have one in that is what you are looking for. Get back to us and yes I can send over photos.
: I’m trying to find a Guild S-250, preferably in candy Apple Red. If anyone knows where I can find one, let me know.
I have one in the cherry (candy apple red) that is as close to mint as you can get. It’s been cased kept since purchase in 1980?
Is the Guild S250 available, and if so what is your asking price?
Hey there,
I m also ooking for a S 250.
If you have one for sale, email me:
karmacorruption (at) yahoo.de
thanks!
I have what I believe is an ’81 S-250 in candy apple red.
It’s in the process of being refretted.
I am going to sell it thereafter.
Is the guitar still available? What is the Serial Number and overall condition? Do you have any photos?
Thanks,
Tim
: I have what I believe is an ’81 S-250 in candy apple red.
: It’s in the process of being refretted.
: I am going to sell it thereafter.
Is the guitar still available?
What is the serial #? Where are you located? Do you have any photos you could send?
: I’m trying to find a Guild S-250, preferably in candy Apple Red. If anyone knows where I can find one, let me know.
Hey, I have one that I’m placing on-line right now for sale. Mint condition, GUILD S-250 with hard shell case Candy Apple Red w/Cut Away Neck. Email me at [email protected] and I’ll send you a link to the For Sale Ad I’m placing right now on line. Used this axe on many of the songs on my CD at http://www.photostix.com/jc.html
: I’m trying to find a Guild S-250, preferably in candy Apple Red. If anyone knows where I can find one, let me know.
I HAVE A 72 MODEL DARK BURST
What’s your best offer?
I’d be willing to pay $400 tops.
: : I’m trying to find a Guild S-250, preferably in candy Apple Red. If anyone knows where I can find one, let me know.
: I HAVE A 72 MODEL DARK BURST
actually i found out i have the third to last one made in 1981
: : I’m trying to find a Guild S-250, preferably in candy Apple Red. If anyone knows where I can find one, let me know.
: I HAVE A 72 MODEL DARK BURST
Any chance of getting a photo and serial number? Thanks.
I have a white S-250 for sale.
: : : I’m trying to find a Guild S-250, preferably in candy Apple Red. If anyone knows where I can find one, let me know.
: : I HAVE A 72 MODEL DARK BURST
: Any chance of getting a photo and serial number? Thanks.
I’m looking for a white Guild s250 Electric, like the one I let go of in about 1986 due to financial hardship… please e-mail me with specifics if yours is still for sale. Thanks.
: I have a white S-250 for sale.
:
: : : : I’m trying to find a Guild S-250, preferably in candy Apple Red. If anyone knows where I can find one, let me know.
: : : I HAVE A 72 MODEL DARK BURST
: : Any chance of getting a photo and serial number? Thanks.
I’m trying to find a Guild S-250, preferably in candy Apple Red. If anyone knows where I can find one, let me know.
Have a Cherry (Apple Red) S-250 in mint condition with Guild hard shell case; vintage ’79-’80
I am seriously looking for a guild s250…. if you know where I can find one I I’d appreciate a line.
I still have the candy apple red S 250 your looking for and hard shell case. It hasn’t been used in 20+ years but still looks mint and sounds as good as the day it was purchased in 1979.
Do you still have this guitar, and if so, what are you looking to get for it?
Still have this guitar?
This popular thread has been given its own page : CLASSIC GUITAR MADEIRA MODEL C 900
Ms. Foster,
I once had a similar model and had to pawn it in hard times about ten years ago in the Pittsburgh. I am always on the lookout to re-acquire it. Do you know anything about it’s history? Can you submit photos?
What is your asking price?
D. Shelow
Hello,
I am not a musician. However, I am in possession of a very nice guitar. I try to describe the Guitar as best as I can. I was told that it is a CLASSIC GUITAR. 6 Strings.
The label inside reads âMADEIRA MODEL C 900 by GUILD ADJUSTED and DISTRIBUTED EXCLUSIVELY by GUILD SERIAL.â The Guitar used to belong to the Music Professor of one of School of Music. It is about 20 years old. In Good Condition. Beautiful Wood. Very nice sound. It has an original case.
I do accept credit cards via PAYPAL.
Thank you,
M. Foster
I would like to purchase a Guild X30 Very Thinline Acoustic Electric – I believe it’s a mid 70’s or early 80’s. Any info on them or whereabouts would be appreciated.
Gary
I have a Guild Madeira Model No. A-18 Serial No. 8503737 Acoustic guitar with black case. My truck was stolen on Sunday night and I need to sell this guitar so I can put the money towards another vehicle.
Please call me at 619-757-0100 if you are interested.
I also have a few Fender Rhodes pianos that I am being forced to sell.
I have a Guild Madeira Model No. A-18 Serial No. 8503737 Acoustic guitar with black case. My truck was stolen on Sunday night and I need to sell this guitar so I can put the money towards another vehicle.
I was given this lovely guitar 15 years ago. I don’t play, so it has been in it’s case this long. Can’t find any information on the net about this model. Could be worth something but have no idea. It’s an electro acoustic, cream laquered body. No idea if of it’s age but is in mint condition. Does anyone know much about this model please?
There are links on the net to look up model and year by serial number. Number is on the back of the head stock and should start with KK if it is a Songbird. If you are interested in selling it I would be interested in finding out a little more about the guitar. Just let me know.
Thanks,
Kyle
I have a 1960 Guild T-50 slimline electric guitar.It has just a few cosmetic blemishes.I would like to sell it but only for a good price.Can anyone give me the worth of this guitar?? Thanks
: I have a 1960 Guild T-50 slimline electric guitar.It has just a few cosmetic blemishes.I would like to sell it but only for a good price.Can anyone give me the worth of this guitar?? Thanks
I also have a Guild T-50 I have owned since 1960, is there any information you can share about how much it is worth. Mine also is in great condition. People usually take a double take when they see it.
This popular thread has been given its own page : Guild Madeira A30R
Ive got one and have used it for nearly 15 years now! Ive had about 3 re-frets, nut changed to bone, and I knocked it once and had to get one of the ribs in the sound hole, im telling ya its lasted and Ive gigged mainly with this great guitar.
Only improvements I have done to it are brass pins to hold the strings, I think I hear a better resonance from them,
I have also installed a K & K transducer pick-up which I will say is one of the best acoustic pickups i have ever heard.
Just keep check on the neck (mine had to be adjusted quite a few times
I have a Madeira A30R as well. It’s held up phenomenally well, and I now share it with my daughter. The sound is rich and full, better than new. It kills me to walk into a guitar store to check out newer guitars that sound like tin on a stick, at twice the price I paid for my A30R. I’d buy another one in a heartbeat if I could find one.
-David
: I have a Guild Madeira A30R. I bought it in 1976 used from a guitar shop. Since then, I have played on and off over the years. I want to get back into playing but am interested to know what people think of this guitar. How do you rate the sound, action, etc. Do you suggest purchasing anything out there on the market instead for an enjoyable playing experience?
I also have a Mederia A30R. It was passed down to my from my uncle which was passed down to him from his father. It is a wonderful guitar, rich and pure. The tone is none like have a heard from new age guitars. I love it. For such an old guitar it has held up very well and plays like its new, if not better. The quality is just unmatchable. I plan on passing this guitar down to my son or daughter for them to play. Its a great guitar.
I have a Guild (Madiera) A30M Dreadnaught I bought in 1977 (I think). I love the sound. Its better than most expensive guitars today. The neck has always been too wide for me to play comfortably. I will sell it for a reasonable price.
Ed
: -David
: : I have a Guild Madeira A30R. I bought it in 1976 used from a guitar shop. Since then, I have played on and off over the years. I want to get back into playing but am interested to know what people think of this guitar. How do you rate the sound, action, etc. Do you suggest purchasing anything out there on the market instead for an enjoyable playing experience?
I have a Madeira A30M that I purchased in 1975. It is full blonde and always has been the most amazing guitar. I regularly go and look at guitars and find it hard to find its equal.
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I have a Guild Madeira A30R. I bought it in 1976 used from a guitar shop. Since then, I have played on and off over the years. I want to get back into playing but am interested to know what people think of this guitar. How do you rate the sound, action, etc. Do you suggest purchasing anything out there on the market instead for an enjoyable playing experience?
I bought mine brand new in 1973. It has the adjustable bridge. Little did I know how well this guitar has aged and I am hoping my grand daughter or grandson take up an interest in playing guitar. I think it would be a wonderful heirloom. It still sounds vibrant and smooth.
I’m italian and I’m seeking information about construction year and actual value of my acoustic electric guitar Guild JF4-NT serial AJ040139. Thank you so much
considering buying a beautiful F-40 but don’t know much about them.
why is there so little info on the web about the F-40. is there something i don’t know. ANY info would be helpful. THANKS.
This popular thread has been given its own page : Re: Guild F-40 ’74 Info PLESE
I have a mint Guild F-40 Blonde with all original paperwork from 1970’s including original warantee papers. The hardshell case is in great shape as well. I love this guitar but I may have to sell it. I am out of work now for 6 months and am disabled.
Do you still have the F 40? If so how much are you asking?
I know it’s been a year, but I’m very interested in buying this if it’s still available.
I am sorry for your troubles. But I have been looking for a Guild F-40 in good condition. Are you still interested in selling?
I have a 79 F40 blnd in near mint cond w original hard case. Thinking of trading it for a les paul this weekend. I realize this was an old post, but i was researching the guitar & found this.
Im in florida
: Hi Billy,
: I’ve owned two of these guitars. First one, I bought new in ’71 was stolen in ’76 and I yearned for it constantly. The second one I bought used was a ’76 model, and is my preferred stage instrument to date. I tour nationally as a performing songwriter and perform primarily in solo and duo settings, and it’s perfect for these situations. When I play in larger ‘bluegrass’ style ensembles… I use a dreadnaught guitar as it is much easier to ‘play under’ the rest of the band during solos. But I prefer the Guild when I’m fronting the band on my original music or playing solo.
: The F40 features a slightly wider than normal fingerboard and is known for it’s one-piece, hand carved arched back -which is why they don’t have any bracing on the back. The design of the back provides exceptional projection from this instrument. The F40 is a smaller version of the F50 Jumbo made by Guild. In the 50’s the Jumbo body style was a big hit with acoustic delta blues players for it’s fat sound when carrying the chord comp, and for it’s brilliant bottleneck and lead voices.
: The soundboard (face) is a split-top spruce with scalloped braces. If you’re going to install a pick-up in your instrument, I recommend the Fishman Matrix II which was specifically engineered for Jumbo body guitars. In fact, the matrix II is my preference for ALL acoustic applications as it has double the output of the matrix I. The only downside of any of the matrix pickups is you will most certainly want a instrument processor in line to your PA or your recording gear if you’re using the pickup for recording applications. I use the Boss model AD-5 acoustic instrument processor as it allows me to model a number of different microphones via the pickup, and provides really excellent feedback controls. It’s great for live stage applications, but I still prefer a large diaphram mic for recording applications – though I do use the pickup for recording in my living room when the recordings are simply a ‘scratch-pad’ for songwriting. There are other good options besides the AD-5, such as the AD-3 by Boss, and LR Baggs makes a good system too.
: I think the reason you don’t hear much about the F40 is they were not made in great quantity and were not manufactured for very long. The model came out in the early 70’s and before it could really get recognized, Guild was bought out by Fender (post Leo Fender days) and the model was no longer made after that. It’s my all time favorite acoustic guitar – though if I could find a pre-war Martin or Gibson I could afford… I hope I’ve helped you some!
: peace,
: Alton Rex
: http://www.altonrex.com
: : considering buying a beautiful F-40 but don’t know much about them.
: : why is there so little info on the web about the F-40. is there something i don’t know. ANY info would be helpful. THANKS.
: Hi Billy,
Do you have any more info on the F40?
I bought an F40sb (sunburst) in 1981. The instrument is beautiful and sounds great. I would never sell it, but I am curious about its street value.
Thank you, AW
Hi Billy,
I’ve owned two of these guitars. First one, I bought new in ’71 was stolen in ’76 and I yearned for it constantly. The second one I bought used was a ’76 model, and is my preferred stage instrument to date. I tour nationally as a performing songwriter and perform primarily in solo and duo settings, and it’s perfect for these situations. When I play in larger ‘bluegrass’ style ensembles… I use a dreadnaught guitar as it is much easier to ‘play under’ the rest of the band during solos. But I prefer the Guild when I’m fronting the band on my original music or playing solo.
The F40 features a slightly wider than normal fingerboard and is known for it’s one-piece, hand carved arched back -which is why they don’t have any bracing on the back. The design of the back provides exceptional projection from this instrument. The F40 is a smaller version of the F50 Jumbo made by Guild. In the 50’s the Jumbo body style was a big hit with acoustic delta blues players for it’s fat sound when carrying the chord comp, and for it’s brilliant bottleneck and lead voices.
The soundboard (face) is a split-top spruce with scalloped braces. If you’re going to install a pick-up in your instrument, I recommend the Fishman Matrix II which was specifically engineered for Jumbo body guitars. In fact, the matrix II is my preference for ALL acoustic applications as it has double the output of the matrix I. The only downside of any of the matrix pickups is you will most certainly want a instrument processor in line to your PA or your recording gear if you’re using the pickup for recording applications. I use the Boss model AD-5 acoustic instrument processor as it allows me to model a number of different microphones via the pickup, and provides really excellent feedback controls. It’s great for live stage applications, but I still prefer a large diaphram mic for recording applications – though I do use the pickup for recording in my living room when the recordings are simply a ‘scratch-pad’ for songwriting. There are other good options besides the AD-5, such as the AD-3 by Boss, and LR Baggs makes a good system too.
I think the reason you don’t hear much about the F40 is they were not made in great quantity and were not manufactured for very long. The model came out in the early 70’s and before it could really get recognized, Guild was bought out by Fender (post Leo Fender days) and the model was no longer made after that. It’s my all time favorite acoustic guitar – though if I could find a pre-war Martin or Gibson I could afford… I hope I’ve helped you some!
peace,
Alton Rex
http://www.altonrex.com
: considering buying a beautiful F-40 but don’t know much about them.
: why is there so little info on the web about the F-40. is there something i don’t know. ANY info would be helpful. THANKS.
This my sisters old guitar that has hardly ever been used. It’s in excellent condition. Can anyone give me info. on this instrument and what it may be worth?
This popular thread has been given its own page : Guild F-20
: I have picked up a Guild F-20 acoustic that came from a garage sale ($8.00). What a bargain. Anyway, it looks like a 3/4 size guitar, the pick guard has shrunk in size (the edges are curling also) and it’s carrying case looks like brown, imitation alligator skin with that wonderful thin green felt on the inside. Anyone shed some light on this old F-20? It looks like it was born in 1957. Thanks
Back in 1965, I had my heart set on a Guild F-20. I’m only 5’2", so the 3/4 size was perfect for me, but this little accoustic delivered a full resonant sound. My dear father, who passed away in 1963, presented me w/ the guitar when I entered college later in 1965. I played it (and loved it — never found anything I liked better) until the late 90’s when my eldest son begged me to let him borrow it. I gave in, and my Guild went to live w/ him in Indianapolis. Sadly, his house was robbed in the summer of 2003 while he and his family were vacationing in Florida. The thieves took everything, including my Guild. It had a small, almost invisible, crack in the soundboard down towards the endpin. I’d filed down the nut so that the action was incredible (it was already good to start with). To this day, I feel a wave of grief every time I think of my lost Guild F-20, and I’m not a materialistic person who cares about "things". My guitar was like a close friend, and of course, it meant even more to me since it was a gift from my father. I think he paid around $150 for it in 1965. You are blessed beyond belief to have found one for $8. It’s a treasure.
I have had my F-20 since I bought it in 1970 in Berekely California. I was 14. It sounds like an angel. It has needed reapir over the years frets tuners and now a bridge plate. But you will not find a nicer sounding small guitar. Its a plain brown wrapper but ther is quite a gift inside.
How
Oops! — just read my comment after submitting it. My dad passed away in 1993, not 1963. BTW, my guitar also came in a brown imitation-alligator case w/ green felt lining, so yours must be the same vintage exactly.
Bought my Guild F20 in 1976 – spruce top, mahogany back/sides, teardrop shape plec guard. It has served me well, though now a little battered! This model was I think reintriduced in the 80’s, with current shape pick guard. Friends tell me that it is good for blues, although I play folk. There aren’t many about, look after it!
: Bought my Guild F20 in 1976 – spruce top, mahogany back/sides, teardrop shape plec guard. It has served me well, though now a little battered! This was I think reintriduced in the 80’s, with current shape pick guard. Friends tell me that it is good for blues, although I play folk. There aren’t many about, look after it!
Thanks for the response. Glad to hear the F-20 is still around. I took mine to a dealer who refurbishes stringed instruments and he couldn’t find any info on this F-20 of mine, but he was quick to offer me $75 for it. I too, play some folk music, but I enjoy bluegrass as well. I enjoy playing John Prine tunes. They seem to work out well in the coffee houses and festivals around here.
In good shape it’s worth about $850. I have one. At least your arm doesn’t go to sleep trying to hold up a Martin dreadnaught
I too had an F20 and it too, was stolen. I loved that guitar and strung it with hybrid guage electric strings. All it was missing was a cutaway and it would have been perfect. I miss that guitar like you wouldn’t believe and in his busking days, Slaid Cleaves sat in my living room practising his chords on it!
: : Bought my Guild F20 in 1976 – spruce top, mahogany back/sides, teardrop shape plec guard. It has served me well, though now a little battered! This was I think reintriduced in the 80’s, with current shape pick guard. Friends tell me that it is good for blues, although I play folk. There aren’t many about, look after it!
:
: Thanks for the response. Glad to hear the F-20 is still around. I took mine to a dealer who refurbishes stringed instruments and he couldn’t find any info on this F-20 of mine, but he was quick to offer me $75 for it. I too, play some folk music, but I enjoy bluegrass as well. I enjoy playing John Prine tunes. They seem to work out well in the coffee houses and festivals around here.
: I have picked up a Guild F-20 acoustic that came from a garage sale ($8.00). What a bargain. Anyway, it looks like a 3/4 size guitar, the pick guard has shrunk in size (the edges are curling also) and it’s carrying case looks like brown, imitation alligator skin with that wonderful thin green felt on the inside. Anyone shed some light on this old F-20? It looks like it was born in 1957. Thanks
: Hi: Not sure if you still own it..but…Keep your Guild F-20. Any Dealer offering you 75.00 for it is ripping you off "Big Time" & playing on your naivete. You have a treasure…despite what you paid for it! They are fine guitars and worth a heck of alot more than 75.00….Food for thought.
I have picked up a Guild F-20 acoustic that came from a garage sale ($8.00). What a bargain. Anyway, it looks like a 3/4 size guitar, the pick guard has shrunk in size (the edges are curling also) and it’s carrying case looks like brown, imitation alligator skin with that wonderful thin green felt on the inside. Anyone shed some light on this old F-20? It looks like it was born in 1957. Thanks
I am trying to find out what this make of guitar is worth these days. It is in very good condition.
Any ideas as to where besides Ebay one can find out the actual value of this gem????
This popular thread has been given its own page : Madeira Guitar by Guild
: I have a Madeira Guitar by Guild. Good condition. Model # C-60 serial # 70766 for sale please contact me.
Thanks,
: I would very much like to buy (in good condition) a Madeira Guitar by Guild. If you have one for sale please contact me.
: Many thanks
: CJ
I have a Guild Madeira A-10 that I may be willing to part with. Serial # d93851474 i think I am seeing a "D" at the beginning of the serial # but it is a bit worn there. still interested? e-mail me
I have a Guild Madeira Model No. A-18 Serial No. 8503737 Acoustic guitar with black case. I will sell it for $225.00 if it doesn’t sell on e-bay.
Dave F.
619-757-0100
I have a Guild Madeira A2 Serial # in the 600s. What are you looking to offer?
: I would very much like to buy (in good condition) a Madeira Guitar by Guild. If you have one for sale please contact me.
: Many thanks
: CJ
: I have a electric Guild Madeira Serial 9021320 not sure about the A2 AND THE 600S?
What are you looking to offer?
:
: : I would very much like to buy (in good condition) a Madeira Guitar by Guild. If you have one for sale please contact me.
: : Many thanks
: : CJ
: I have a Guild Madeira A2 Serial # in the 600s. What are you looking to offer?
:
: : I would very much like to buy (in good condition) a Madeira Guitar by Guild. If you have one for sale please contact me.
: : Many thanks
: : CJ
Yes I do have one it hasen’t been played very much at all because we never learned how to play it.. and never really took the time . can you tell me how much are you willing to pay for it? Janice England 13193775860
:I have an A20. its a little dusty.
I would very much like to buy (in good condition) a Madeira Guitar by Guild. If you have one for sale please contact me.
Many thanks
CJ
Can anyone tell me the nut width on the Madeira A-4 00?
I have a maderia guitar Model No. P600M, Serial Number 870304 that is in very good shape that I would like to sell if anyone is in or near Cincinnati, Ohio.
I have an A-1 Madeira Like new.Like to know what it`s worth is.I`ve been look for info on it but can not find anything.Also it`s Korean.If anyone knows anything Please let me know.
Thank You
Ken
: I have an A-1 Madeira Like new.Like to know what it`s worth is.I`ve been look for info on it but can not find anything.Also it`s Korean.If anyone knows anything Please let me know.
: Thank You
: Ken
I am looking for an inexpensive used guitar for my son to learn on. How much do you want for the A-! Madeira?
Thanks
I’m looking at buying a Guild DC-5E. I’m looking for a comparison of the neck thickness to other guitars. I was also looking at the F4CE. I’m thinking the F4CE is a thinner neck, but don’t know. I like the DC-5E, but I need a fairly thin neck. Anybody know?
I have a Gulid DC-5E NT for sale bought in 1996,…but not sure of what I should sell it for,..the NT apparently means ‘Natural Finish’…..did you find one yet?….any suggestions on what I should sell mine for? Thanks for your help.
I am looking to purchase an old Guild Maderia Guitar (if the price is right)
Anyone having on and interested in selling it, please contact me.
Many Thanks
C.J. Krieger
There is one at my local shop (northern NJ). It’s a full sized dreadnaught with adjustable bridge. It’s in good shape;
some wear. I was surprised how good it sounded. I think it was about 200 maybe less. Check with Tom at the Music Box
973.927.6711. It was there as of Monday night.
good luck
: I am looking to purchase an old Guild Maderia Guitar (if the price is right)
: Anyone having on and interested in selling it, please contact me.
: Many Thanks
: C.J. Krieger
i’m looking for anyone that can tell me what it’s worth
: i’m looking for anyone that can tell me what it’s worthI JUST BOUGHT ONE ON EBAY FOR $51.00 IN FAIR CONDITION-I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN ONE IN GOOD CONDITION FOR MY OTHER HOME.
Don’t think I will sell this instrument, but wonder about its
value. Not in mint condition, some body work, tuners…..
finish is not good. Made in 1956.
:
: Don’t think I will sell this instrument, but wonder about its
: value. Not in mint condition, some body work, tuners…..
: finish is not good… mahogany. Made in 1956.
what is the most and lest u would pay for a fender squier telecaster in very good condition???
Just wondering, someone please reply!
: what is the most and lest u would pay for a fender squier telecaster in very good condition???
: Just wondering, someone please reply!
check ebay for prices, squier is a bottom line guitar, but if it’s for a beginner it may do the trick.
Looking for one of these. Feel free to contact
: Looking for one of these. Feel free to contact
I have an F 46-NT s/n KJ 100020 (1984)
I have box electric guild startfire (cherry Red) and wanted to know some more information about it. It has a single cutaway, 2 f holes and has a three flick switch on the top. It has 2 pick-ups which I believe have been added as an extra and also think that it from the late 1950’s.
There is a serial number on the head of the guitar which is 28543 – model number T/100/D/?.
good forum, really
Hi, I just found this site & thought I would post an invitation. I administrate "The Guild Pages" discussion board. Check us out & stay awhile!
http://guildpages.aimoo.com
Can anyone tell me about a Guild model 302bl (STUDIO). My friend,sent me a photo. It is blonde, double cutaway, two pickup, semi hollow black pick guard. He is 84 and I think he has trouble seeing the numbers. He said the serial number is 208. He purchased it in 1958 in Yonkers, New york usa. It say Hoboken, N J. Can anyone help me identify this instrument . I have tried to research it but I have been unsuccesfull in finding any other such guitar. I can not find a model studio. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This man taught me guitar and never took a cent from me. Thanks . Bill Scherer
i have a 1966 guild electric guitars serial no. sa-236.don;t know what kind or how much it’s worth.
I used to have a blond Mardeira I got new in the fall of 1975. I sold it in New Jersey before I went to college. It was a mistake and I have always wanted to find another like it. It was blond all over – neck, body and head, sounded beautiful and it was full size. If you can help me – please e-mail or post a reply.
I have a blond Madeira (Guild) A30M dreadnaught I bought in the early 70’s. It is in beautiful condition and it is for sale. The neck has always been too wide for my hand
: I used to have a blond Mardeira I got new in the fall of 1975. I sold it in New Jersey before I went to college. It was a mistake and I have always wanted to find another like it. It was blond all over – neck, body and head, sounded beautiful and it was full size. If you can help me – please e-mail or post a reply.
I have a Guild Madeira Model No. A-18 Serial No. 8503737 Acoustic guitar with black case.
David F.
619-757-0100
: I have a 1975 Blond Guild Madeira Model No. A-2 and it is listed on ebay listed under asmith1218
i have a Madeira A-2 and i know nothing about it. what its worth or when it was made…
This popular thread has been given its own page : 1971 Guild D 35
I too own a 70/71 D-35 Guild. I bought it ised (almost like new) in 1973 and paie $259.00 for it – I still have the sales slip. It has mahogany back and sides, spruce top. Mine is original except I changed the machine heads to Grover Tunematics about 20 years ago.
I used my Guild for many types of playing applications, from folk to bluegrass to fingerstyle picking and it has responded very well over the years. In fact, I always said I would not trade it for many of the Martins I’ve heard (that was a lie, I would have traded it! Ha!)
Seriously, the Guild has been a great guitar and the sound has improved over the years. The sound is a little thin on the bottom end but you can’t have everything for $250 bucks.
I now also own a 2001 Martin Herringbone D-28. To compare, the Martin is like driving a Buick and the Guild is like a Chevy Malibou. The Martin has the "boom" on the bottom end and the "ring" on the top that most people like for bluegrass and flatpicking in general. That comes from the Sitka spruce top, rosewood back and sides and, in the case of the Herringbone, scalloped bracing.
The Guild’s mahogany gives and warmer tone and a nice, overall sound for accompanying your vocals or another person singing. Teh Guild would compare favourably to most J-45 Gibsons as the construction woods are the same. Problems arise when you are playing with two or three other instruments, the Guild’s voice can easily get lost in the group.
Hope this helps. I love my Guild and would never part with it. Since I got my Martin, I’ve been much more aware of taking care of the wood with humidifiers and making sure the instrument doesn’t dry out. The Guild has come along for the ride and sits in my guitar room with the Martin benefiting from all that great moisture in the air – something it never had for the past 38 years.
Enjoy the Guild and take care of it.
Found your 2 year old question but thought I’d answer anyway. I have a 1976 D35 NT. Go to:
http://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/Data4/Guild/D-35-01.html
I own a 1971 Guild D 35 NT, which I bought … in 1971. I have a couple of questions.
1. When I bought this guitar, I was 15 and not too obsessed with the details of its manufacture. I love its sound, which has only improved with the years, but I don’t know anything about its construction. Can anyone tell me what woods it is made of, and anything else about its construction you might care to add?
2. What is the general consensus on the quality of this guitar? In the last couple of years I have gotten seriously into flatpicking, and I notice it doesn’t quite have the clarity, especially on the treble strings, I would prefer to have for this style of playing, though this could be a set-up/maintenance issue as well as intrinsic to the guitar itself. So, what’s the word on the 1971 Guild D 35?
Thanks.
I have a great condition GUILD Madeira A-9 for sale on Ebay. Here is the URL:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=934150579
Please feel free to check it out and if you have any questions, please email me at <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a> ! Thanks!
I’ve been searching the net for information on Guild 6P classical guitar. So far I got the impression that 6P was made by Alhambra per their model of 6P and the rosette looking alike. As mentioned on the label in the sound hole, "distributed by Guild". Since Guild became a part of Fender, this series seem to have disappeared and no information seem to exist. I would really appreciate any information.
I have a Guild A-150 I think it was made in 1962 according to the serial number. It is in good condition. I am trying to find out its worth? Please direct me.
: I have a Guild A-150 I think it was made in 1962 according to the serial number. It is in good condition. I am trying to find out its worth? Please direct me.
Hi Deb – well last year (June 2005) I went over to Brussels, Belgium and bought a 1962 Guild A150 (the same one photo’d in the Hans Moust book) – was it the same one you owned in 2003?
: I have a Guild A-150 I think it was made in 1962 according to the serial number. It is in good condition. I am trying to find out its worth? Please direct me.
: : I have a Guild A-150 I think it was made in 1962 according to the serial number. It is in good condition. I am trying to find out its worth? Please direct me.
I would pay probably between £1,000 – £1,5000 if I found a nice A-150 here in the UK. Are you planning to sell this guitar at some time?
Can anyone tell me the approximate value of a Madeira #82001 guitar. It’s about a 1978-1980.
Thanks
I have a Guild D40NT (in used, but good condition) for sale. I purchased it in the late 1970’s….don’t remeber the exact year. Has beautiful sound. Contact me if interested.
[email protected] or [email protected]
: I have a Guild D40NT (in used, but good condition) for sale. I purchased it in the late 1970’s….don’t remeber the exact year. Has beautiful sound. Contact me if interested.
Includes built in pickup.
: [email protected] or [email protected]
: I have a Guild D40NT (in used, but good condition) for sale. I purchased it in the late 1970’s….don’t remeber the exact year. Has beautiful sound. Contact me if interested.
Includes built in pickup.
: [email protected] or [email protected]
I’m looking for a set of 6 machine heads for this guitar, preferably, somewhere in UK.
1979 Fender telecaster (american series) How much is it worth?
Please tell asap if ya know!
Cheers
I just bought this guitar second hand and haven’t been able to find much info on it. Serial # is AF 300297. Anyone know if this indicates it was made in 1997? The sticker says it’s from Guild Music, Waverly Rhode Island. I paid $1000.00 Canadian funds including a hardshell case and want to know if I was over-charged. Any info would be appreciated.
This popular thread has been given its own page : Re: Looking for info about Guild F30 NT HR
: : I just bought this guitar second hand and haven’t been able to find much info on it. Serial # is AF 300297. Anyone know if this indicates it was made in 1997? The sticker says it’s from Guild Music, Waverly Rhode Island. I paid $1000.00 Canadian funds including a hardshell case and want to know if I was over-charged. Any info would be appreciated.
: Dear Tim: I have an F-30 NT Guild which I bought in 1967 used. The guitar is one of my absolute favorites and I have 6 guitars. I have dragged this guitar across 35 countries and it still plays great. The serial number that you have is much different than mine they made that model in the 60’s and from what I understand a few years ago they released another version based on the same specs as the original version Which I have. I stopped by the local store and played the new one and it sounded great. You are probally very pleased with the guitar. It had a lot of inlay and was very well appointed. My version was plain by comparison. The NT stands for Natural finish
: THe body style is unique although I have seen some Taylors which are similar in shape. The thickness of the body is thin by Guild standards and almost falls into the palour guitars. I’m very happy with my Guild as I’m sure you are. You got a good deal if you paid a grand. The prices I saw on the guitar was closer to $3500 US. Enjoy the guitar…….AL
Tim,
I have one with serial number AF3000001. The month and date of manufacture is stamped on the inside of the guitar toward the neck just below the top. Mine says February 1998-you need to use a flashlight to see it.
Al
I have one of these too. Serial number AI 369
Anyone have an idea what year it is? I thought 369 probably meant march 69, but now I think it’s older. Have had it since 1985.
: : I just bought this guitar second hand and haven’t been able to find much info on it. Serial # is AF 300297. Anyone know if this indicates it was made in 1997? The sticker says it’s from Guild Music, Waverly Rhode Island. I paid $1000.00 Canadian funds including a hardshell case and want to know if I was over-charged. Any info would be appreciated.
: Dear Tim: I have an F-30 NT Guild which I bought in 1967 used. The guitar is one of my absolute favorites and I have 6 guitars. I have dragged this guitar across 35 countries and it still plays great. The serial number that you have is much different than mine they made that model in the 60’s and from what I understand a few years ago they released another version based on the same specs as the original version Which I have. I stopped by the local store and played the new one and it sounded great. You are probally very pleased with the guitar. It had a lot of inlay and was very well appointed. My version was plain by comparison. The NT stands for Natural finish
: THe body style is unique although I have seen some Taylors which are similar in shape. The thickness of the body is thin by Guild standards and almost falls into the palour guitars. I’m very happy with my Guild as I’m sure you are. You got a good deal if you paid a grand. The prices I saw on the guitar was closer to $3500 US. Enjoy the guitar…….AL
: : : I just bought this guitar second hand and haven’t been able to find much info on it. Serial # is AF 300297. Anyone know if this indicates it was made in 1997? The sticker says it’s from Guild Music, Waverly Rhode Island. I paid $1000.00 Canadian funds including a hardshell case and want to know if I was over-charged. Any info would be appreciated.
: : Dear Tim: I have an F-30 NT Guild which I bought in 1967 used. The guitar is one of my absolute favorites and I have 6 guitars. I have dragged this guitar across 35 countries and it still plays great. The serial number that you have is much different than mine they made that model in the 60’s and from what I understand a few years ago they released another version based on the same specs as the original version Which I have. I stopped by the local store and played the new one and it sounded great. You are probally very pleased with the guitar. It had a lot of inlay and was very well appointed. My version was plain by comparison. The NT stands for Natural finish
: : THe body style is unique although I have seen some Taylors which are similar in shape. The thickness of the body is thin by Guild standards and almost falls into the palour guitars. I’m very happy with my Guild as I’m sure you are. You got a good deal if you paid a grand. The prices I saw on the guitar was closer to $3500 US. Enjoy the guitar…….AL
I also have a F-30 with a serial# AF300548. Mine was made and purchased in 1998. Also it is my favorite guitar.
: : : : I just bought this guitar second hand and haven’t been able to find much info on it. Serial # is AF 300297. Anyone know if this indicates it was made in 1997? The sticker says it’s from Guild Music, Waverly Rhode Island. I paid $1000.00 Canadian funds including a hardshell case and want to know if I was over-charged. Any info would be appreciated.
: : : Dear Tim: I have an F-30 NT Guild which I bought in 1967 used. The guitar is one of my absolute favorites and I have 6 guitars. I have dragged this guitar across 35 countries and it still plays great. The serial number that you have is much different than mine they made that model in the 60’s and from what I understand a few years ago they released another version based on the same specs as the original version Which I have. I stopped by the local store and played the new one and it sounded great. You are probally very pleased with the guitar. It had a lot of inlay and was very well appointed. My version was plain by comparison. The NT stands for Natural finish
: : : THe body style is unique although I have seen some Taylors which are similar in shape. The thickness of the body is thin by Guild standards and almost falls into the palour guitars. I’m very happy with my Guild as I’m sure you are. You got a good deal if you paid a grand. The prices I saw on the guitar was closer to $3500 US. Enjoy the guitar…….AL
: I also have a F-30 with a serial# AF300548. Mine was made and purchased in 1998. Also it is my favorite guitar.
I have a F30 NT ser# 199832 and purchased it in 1976 in New York city for about $250. I too love the sound and it has traveled across the US with me. I never really looked into the value of it just about the guitar itself.
: : : : : I too have an F30 1976 serial no. 134320…I’m in the Highlands..I love the guitar. You can track the serial number/dates through the Guild website ‘dating your guild’ chris
: I just bought this guitar second hand and haven’t been able to find much info on it. Serial # is AF 300297. Anyone know if this indicates it was made in 1997? The sticker says it’s from Guild Music, Waverly Rhode Island. I paid $1000.00 Canadian funds including a hardshell case and want to know if I was over-charged. Any info would be appreciated.
Dear Tim: I have an F-30 NT Guild which I bought in 1967 used. The guitar is one of my absolute favorites and I have 6 guitars. I have dragged this guitar across 35 countries and it still plays great. The serial number that you have is much different than mine they made that model in the 60’s and from what I understand a few years ago they released another version based on the same specs as the original version Which I have. I stopped by the local store and played the new one and it sounded great. You are probally very pleased with the guitar. It had a lot of inlay and was very well appointed. My version was plain by comparison. The NT stands for Natural finish
THe body style is unique although I have seen some Taylors which are similar in shape. The thickness of the body is thin by Guild standards and almost falls into the palour guitars. I’m very happy with my Guild as I’m sure you are. You got a good deal if you paid a grand. The prices I saw on the guitar was closer to $3500 US. Enjoy the guitar…….AL
it would seem to have been made in 1996. (see http://www.mrgearhead.com/guild/dating.html). depending on its condition, etc., the price doesn’t seem out of line. i’m still playing the 1976 model that i picked up in about 1980, and it’s only gotten better. enjoy it.
I have one with serial number 300001. the date stamped on it is February 18, 1998. Yours probably has a date, too but you have to look hard. It is stamped inside on the block of wood where the neck meets the body. You need a flashlight to find it.
If anyone has one for sale, please email me.
[email protected]
looking for info on guild X-50 archtop electric, serial # 2267. rescued from 25 yrs storage- sounds, plays, and looks beautiful.
I am not sure aboute model but I am looking for JF4 NT or FJ4 NT. One of the mentioned is corect.
: i am looking for a mid 90’s GUILD DV52 (sunburst if possible). thanks for all. Emmanuel
: I’m not sure about that model but I am looking for JF4 NT or FJ4 NT. One of the mentioned is corect.
I don’t have this model, but I have a Guild D40NT acoustic (in used but good condition) for sell. Let me know if you’re interested.
I am currently selling a guild jf4-nt in EXCELLENT condition on EBAY. email me for details if interested ([email protected])
Looking for the or A RETURN:,, /, ,0f,;a 1966 appearance as Like an ES335 Hollow Body EPIPHONE ,PURCHASED IN THE PANHANDLE OF flA. IN 1967 and stolen from my F-150 at MASS. along with my WALNUT customized Gibson four-string hollow body {both from’ kalamazoo,Michighan}FROM OUR ALEMBIC/G&L (FULLERTON,calif.)GIBSON THUNDERBIRD/ COLLECTION.5FF5G
Hi. I have recently come into my Dad’s Guild F30NT. Serial number A1-287 (at least that’s what it looks like, it’s hand written). He owned a recording studio, and as his "house axe", it got very little use, and excellent care, and subsequently is in gorgeous condition.
I would love to know what year this guitar was made, and what it’s value might be. In lieu of that, perhaps someone could refer me to a site where I could find this kind of info.
Thanks,
Dave
: Hi. I have recently come into my Dad’s Guild F30NT. Serial number A1-287 (at least that’s what it looks like, it’s hand written). He owned a recording studio, and as his "house axe", it got very little use, and excellent care, and subsequently is in gorgeous condition.
: I would love to know what year this guitar was made, and what it’s value might be. In lieu of that, perhaps someone could refer me to a site where I could find this kind of info.
: Thanks,
: Dave
Dave i would say that you have a nice guitar of about mid sixties, valued at aprox. 500 to 1000 $ us. learn to play it, make dad happy and you have a new friend.
The serial number is probably AJ not AI. That prefix was used around ’65-’69. Its probably worth 750-1000 I think, and there is possibility that it might be worth more. I’m not sure about its current market value. I’m seeking to buy one from this era, and this is the price I’m expecting to find it at. PW.
: Hi. I have recently come into my Dad’s Guild F30NT. Serial number A1-287 (at least that’s what it looks like, it’s hand written). He owned a recording studio, and as his "house axe", it got very little use, and excellent care, and subsequently is in gorgeous condition.
: I would love to know what year this guitar was made, and what it’s value might be. In lieu of that, perhaps someone could refer me to a site where I could find this kind of info.
: Thanks,
: Dave
: The serial number is probably AJ not AI. That prefix was used around ’65-’69. Its probably worth 750-1000 I think, and there is possibility that it might be worth more. I’m not sure about its current market value. I’m seeking to buy one from this era, and this is the price I’m expecting to find it at. PW.
: : Hi. I have recently come into my Dad’s Guild F30NT. Serial number A1-287 (at least that’s what it looks like, it’s hand written). He owned a recording studio, and as his "house axe", it got very little use, and excellent care, and subsequently is in gorgeous condition.
: : I would love to know what year this guitar was made, and what it’s value might be. In lieu of that, perhaps someone could refer me to a site where I could find this kind of info.
: : Thanks,
: : Dave
I bought a Guild f30 antique starburst brand new in 1964 for $180.00 I still have it and play it regular. It has been a really good almost trouble free guitar. I took it into a music store for a check up several years ago, and mentioned to the owner that it was getting old and maybe I should replace it. He told me No way! should I ever let this guitar go. It’s gonna be very valuable someday. Seeing that the new ones sell for $1300 and up, I guess he gave me good advice.
JA
Following website has exhaustive listing of Guild Ser#s:
http://www.mrgearhead.net/guild/dating.html
: : The serial number is probably AJ not AI. That prefix was used around ’65-’69. Its probably worth 750-1000 I think, and there is possibility that it might be worth more. I’m not sure about its current market value. I’m seeking to buy one from this era, and this is the price I’m expecting to find it at. PW.
:
: : : Hi. I have recently come into my Dad’s Guild F30NT. Serial number A1-287 (at least that’s what it looks like, it’s hand written). He owned a recording studio, and as his "house axe", it got very little use, and excellent care, and subsequently is in gorgeous condition.
: : : I would love to know what year this guitar was made, and what it’s value might be. In lieu of that, perhaps someone could refer me to a site where I could find this kind of info.
: : : Thanks,
: : : Dave
: I bought a Guild f30 antique starburst brand new in 1964 for $180.00 I still have it and play it regular. It has been a really good almost trouble free guitar. I took it into a music store for a check up several years ago, and mentioned to the owner that it was getting old and maybe I should replace it. He told me No way! should I ever let this guitar go. It’s gonna be very valuable someday. Seeing that the new ones sell for $1300 and up, I guess he gave me good advice.
: JA
Do you know any info about this bass guitar and this company?
Hi guys,Iwould like to find out what this guitar is worth. it’s in fantastic condition, with original case, red in colour/ natural
I have a six string Guild Madeira,model P600R SN#A1669. I love the guitar,but was wondering if anyone could let me know what the market value is today. Thanks Craig Howard
It depends on the shape the guitar is in and how well the buyer knows Guild and Madeira. What year was it made, that could make a difference too. I have the P500. Is yours a 2 or 3 piece back?
Dark Brown Wood on the outside fading to a light, Honey Color, in the middle. Raised Black Guard…Accustic, 6 string….Amp plug.
Brand New Condition!! Origional Case, even! Where can I find out
where something like this is worth? Thanks.
: Dark Brown Wood on the outside fading to a light, Honey Color, in the middle. Raised Black Guard…Accustic, 6 string….Amp plug.
: Brand New Condition!! Origional Case, even! Where can I find out
: where something like this is worth? Thanks.
I also have a guild x50 (1966, EA321). Mine is in excellent condition. I have the same problem, I can’t find out how much its worht anywhere! I’ve searched and searched and come up empty handed everytime. If anyone please e-mail me– [email protected]
I have a 1958 Guild model x50, I cant find the value either. If anyone finds out the value please email me
My local (UK) guitar store has a mint ’66 X-50 in stock as of August 2004 and is asking £800.
the x-50 model was an entry level guitar , made in N.Y.C. in the 50’s , then moved thier shop to Hoboken , N.J. in the late 60’s ,early 70’s.
they were made from laminated maple tops-(which is a cheaper way of making guitars )-instead of solid tops and backs.
A mint condition 1950’s x-50 model would run you about $500.00-$600.00 tops.
these are great guitars!!! i have my grandfathers 1951 x-50,and it still plays like a dream …even though it’s a little worn around the edges.And ya just can’t beat that tone!!!!