The Guild GAD-F212 is an elegantly appointed 12-string beauty, with an F-40 Valencia body shape (16" lower bout), special-scalloped bracing, a solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and a three-piece mahogany/maple/mahogany neck.

The Guild GAD-F212 is an elegantly appointed 12-string beauty, with an F-40 Valencia body shape (16" lower bout), special-scalloped bracing, a solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and a three-piece mahogany/maple/mahogany neck.

The six-string dreadnought Guild DV-4 is an affordable solid-top acoustic guitar featuring a bone nut and saddle, solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides. Features like tortoise bindings, spruce scalloped bracing on the top, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, and a hand-rubbed satin gel varnish finish are rare in this price range.All-solid woods, a spruce top, and thin gel varnish finish combine to provide pure, rich, resonant sound with tone that's loud and clear.

The GAD-50L represents a return to the Guild of the 1960s in quality, craftsmanship, and price. It is a solid wood guitar with a Sitka spruce top and Indian rosewood back and sides. Other deluxe features include a bone nut and saddle, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, mother-of-pearl inlays, wood body bindings, and wood mosaic back center inlay-all for a price that looks straight out of the 1960s! Includes Guild hardshell case.

The GAD-30 R from Guild is a stunningly good guitar for a very moderate price. It features the orchestra body style with many quality appointments: Solid Sitka spruce top and solid Indian rosewood back, sides and bridge. Ebony fingerboard on mahogany neck, bone nut and saddle, wood bindings, mother-of-pearl inlays, tortoise shell pickguard and abalone dot inlays are all features you'd expect at a much higher price. And it includes a Guild hardshell case.

The GAD-30 R from Guild is a stunningly good guitar for a very moderate price. It features the orchestra body style with many quality appointments: Solid Sitka spruce top and solid Indian rosewood back, sides and bridge. Ebony fingerboard on mahogany neck, bone nut and saddle, wood bindings, mother-of-pearl inlays, tortoise shell pickguard and abalone dot inlays are all features you'd expect at a much higher price. And it includes a Guild hardshell case.

The Guild GAD-50 has the world's most popular acoustic body shape, one that has been used for more than 70 years.The guitar features a solid Indian rosewood back and sides, a solid spruce top with scalloped bracing and a one-piece mahogany neck with traditional dovetail neck joint. Other features include an Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, ebony pearl dot-inlayed bridge pins and strap buttons, classic pearl fingerboard inlays, wood binding, bone nut and bone compensated saddle, Grover Rotomatic tuners and a wooden arched guitar case.

The Guild GAD-50 has the world's most popular acoustic body shape, one that has been used for more than 70 years.The guitar features a solid Indian rosewood back and sides, a solid spruce top with scalloped bracing and a one-piece mahogany neck with traditional dovetail neck joint. Other features include an Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, ebony pearl dot-inlayed bridge pins and strap buttons, classic pearl fingerboard inlays, wood binding, bone nut and bone compensated saddle, Grover Rotomatic tuners and a wooden arched guitar case.

The GAD-30 brings back the glory days of Guild, when a Guild acoustics were coveted. It is beautifully crafted solidwood guitar with high end appointments, and wonderful tone-for almost the same price a topline Guild fetched 50 years ago. A beautiful instrument and an incredibly good deal. Includes a Guild hardshell case.

The GAD-30 brings back the glory days of Guild, when a Guild acoustics were coveted. It is beautifully crafted solidwood guitar with high end appointments, and wonderful tone-for almost the same price a topline Guild fetched 50 years ago. A beautiful instrument and an incredibly good deal. Includes a Guild hardshell case.

The Guild GAD-50 has the world's most popular acoustic body shape, one that has been used for more than 70 years.The guitar features a solid Indian rosewood back and sides, a solid spruce top with scalloped bracing and a one-piece mahogany neck with traditional dovetail neck joint. Other features include an Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, ebony pearl dot-inlayed bridge pins and strap buttons, classic pearl fingerboard inlays, wood binding, bone nut and bone compensated saddle, Grover Rotomatic tuners and a wooden arched guitar case.

The Guild GAD-C1 classical guitar has a solid American red cedar top, solid mahogany back and sides, bone nut, bone compensated saddle, one-piece mahogany neck, all wood binding and purfling, ebony fingerboard, rosewood bridge, 52 mm nut width and 650 mm scale length.