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Guild is a very high-quality and well-rounded manufacturer of great guitars of all kinds. Although most well-known for their extremely high-quality acoustic guitars, they also manufacture a great variety of electric guitars and basses. Guild guitars had a humble beginning in a small shop in New York City in the early 1950s. Started by several experienced craftsmen, Guild quickly grew a reputation as a fine boutique acoustic guitar. Their popularity so quickly that, in 1965, the company relocated to New Jersey and a factory operation was started. During the folk music revival of the 1960s, Guild catered to these musicians, building high-quality flattop guitars that rivaled Martin and Gibson quality at a price that working musicians could afford. These days, Guild is wholly owned by Fender Musical Instruments, who continues Guild's tradition of providing the highest level of craftsmanship at a price that every musician can afford. If you ever decide to sell your Guild, you can rest assured that it will retain its value over time. There's even a hot market for vintage Guild guitars. Guild guitars comes in all shapes and sizes, from the GAD-JF30 Jumbo series, for the guitarist who likes to leave a serious impression, to the smaller D55 Dreadnaught series, perfect for the working musician. On the electric side, the Guild Starfire has been a favorite of both rockers and jazzers since the mid-60s. Whatever type of guitar you're looking for, you can find out more about Guild guitars here. With links to information about all different types of Guild guitars, this is your one-stop resource for everything about Guild guitars.
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