2009 Guild F50

Oct 24, 2024 | Others

2009 Guild F50

SOLD This is a great example of Guild doing what they’re best known for – making fine jumbo acoustics. The F50 is essentially their version of a Gibson J200 – king of the flat tops – but at a much more affordable price. Visually it has classic good looks, with the instantly recognisable pickguard and bridge, the highly decorative fingerboard inlays and G brand headstock logo. Featuring a Spruce top and highly flamed Maple back and sides, this guitar has a bright shimmering tone, which is huge yet balanced, and feels like you’re producing a wall of sound – really quite orchestral. This is a great sounding example, full of character, and great fun to play. The guitar is in excellent condition, with some great looking lacquer checking, and excellent playability. It has a D TAR dual source pickup fitted and comes in it’s original deluxe hard case.

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