Featuring Guild’s iconic double-cutaway Starfire body shape, the Starfire VI has stunning AAA flamed maple top, back, and sides, and a solid centerblock.

Guild’s Starfire III is equipped with features for the rock ‘n’ roll guitarist who seeks a combination of flashy appearance and extraordinary tonal possibilities.

The T-50 Slim Dynasonic harkens back to the classic Guild allure of the 1950s and 60s with its slim, fully hollow construction featuring an arched Maple top with Maple back and sides.

Non-cutaway model with thinbody arched maple top. Guild’s T-50 is based on a mid-1960s T-50 model and features an arched maple back, maple sides, and a sleek, Vintage Sunburst finish.

The compact and lightweight M-75 Aristocrat model expertly evokes its predecessor of the early 1950s, with a historic Guild single-cutaway hollow body specifically designed to produce the resonance of a larger instrument.

Celebrating Kim Thayil’s connection of over 30 years to his personal Guild S-100 guitars, the Polara Kim Thayil Signature models replicate the construction, tone and aesthetic of his favorite Guild S-100 Polara.

Featuring a chambered solid body, the Aristocrat HH provides the same stability and tone as a typical solid body but without the heaviness.

The Starfire I Jet90 combines the classic Starfire body shape with the slick, rugged aesthetic of Guild’s vintage 6 in-line headstock.

The Starfire I Jet90 combines the classic Starfire body shape with the slick, rugged aesthetic of Guild’s vintage 6 in-line headstock.

Built on a stripped down, no-frills design approach, the Polara has an ultra-light ergonomic body thanks to its contouring and minimalistic hardware package.

The Polara Deluxe offers an upgraded trim package including a bound rosewood fingerboard with block inlays, Guild Peak and Chesterfield headstock inlays, and a Guild compensated stopbar tailpiece.

The Starfire I DC features semi-hollow body construction utilizing a mahogany center block for reduced feedback and clear sustain.

The Guild Newark St. Collection marks the return of classic Guild electric guitars and basses from the 1950s and ’60s—once again putting the distinctive Guild styling and voice that helped shape popular music into the hands of today’s musicians.