Guild Introduces the Starfire I Series
Guild launches the Starfire I, bringing their world-famous Starfire to a more accessible platform. The new Starfire I family takes the iconic Starfire Double Cut and Single Cut body shapes into the modern era with new models and colors. All Starfire I models feature the appointments any gigging or recording musicians requires, including a tried and true Tune-o-matic bridge, premium Guild Vintage 18 open back tuners with 18:1 ratio, an easily accessible 12” radius Rosewood fretboard and thin U neck profile, a traditional three way toggle switch with dedicated volume and tone controls, and push-pull coil splitting for each pickup. An injection of rich, vintage tone is provided by Guild’s own HB-2 Alnico II humbuckers featured on all Starfire I models, giving these semi-hollow bodies a professional tone from the start. For those looking for something a little extra, the Starfire I GVT comes equipped with a Tune-o-matic bridge and Guild’s Vibrato Tailpiece for additional tonal versatility. Guild’s engineering team worked tirelessly to bring the classic aesthetic and road-ready quality that has been synonymous with Guild to the new competitively priced Starfire I platform.
Starfire I DC Cherry – £459 RRP
Starfire I DC GVT Pelham Blue – £549 RRP
Starfire I SC Antique Burst – £459 RRP
Starfire I SC GVT Seafoam Green – £549 RRP
Starfire I SC GVT Snowcrest White – £549 RRP
The Show-Stopping Starfire I Series
As far as our electrics go, The Starfire I series takes the cake. These affordable models bring the iconic Starfire Double Cut and Single Cut shapes into the modern era with new features and colours. Both shapes are constructed with a sturdy arched back and top, producing the airy tonality of a hollow body instrument with bright overtones and pronounced lows. The Starfire I SC is available in Seafoam Green, Snowcrest White and Antique Burst. The Starfire I DC is available in Pelham Blue or Cherry.
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