
The frets are in great condition, and I've recently had it serviced by a local guitar tech, and strung with elixers. I've played fingerstyle and heavy rhythm with her without any feedback or that horrid quacking sound that you often get with electro acoustics.

#Guild s4ce full
The acoustic sound is as you might imagine not as full as a full bodied guitar, but I've had some good times with friends just using her unplugged as you will be suprised how much volume is available!!The fishman electronics were way ahead of their time on this one. You can also roll off the mids to get a nice warm rhythm tone. The amplified tone is bold and clear and cuts through the mix fantastically.

I had to get one after seeing and hearing mark knofler play one at a gig. A few dings and bumps but nothing major and certainly nothing that affects the wonderful tone it produces!This guitar has a unique voice. This is not a museum show piece ornament, it has signs of use and as such has a character all of its own. Full spec is listed below from the blue book of guild guitars. It features a solid top grade spruce top with a solid mahogany hollowed out back. I'm reluctant to sell her, but funds are required and it has to be the luxuries that go first!!This is a well used and loved piece of historic guild from before fender took over.
#Guild s4ce serial
This guitar is interesting, quirky and useful! A gem of a guitar shipped out safely and promptly from our little shop here in Clarksville, Tennessee.Lovely original guild s4ce-NT songbird made in 1991 according to the serial number. The Songbird was designed for Guild guitars by George Gruhn (my old boss!). It’s kind of the best of both worlds! The size of this guitar also makes it perfect for travel and because of the Fishman electronics, it would be very suitable for stage use as well. Because it is an X braced Sitka top, though, you can also coax some really great sounding acoustic sounds as well. I find these Guild models to be a very useful songwriting companion because the 'electric guitar' playability and size make it easy to write electric riffs on and not have to be plugged in. The thin body is super comfortable to sit with and it basically plays like an electric guitar. This guitar has a very unique acoustic sound that is very pleasant and is not overly loud unplugged. The strap button has been moved to the back of the body (see photos). The saddle is medium height and the top is very flat. The second fret on the high E string has a slight buzz which could be resolved with a fret dress. The frets show quite a bit of use and play wear, but the guitar plays great with low action up and down the fingerboard. This guitar has been played extensively and it definitely shows! The neck profile is a very comfortable “C” shape with a 1 11/16" nut width and it feels great in hand. This 1992 Westerly, Rhode Island, built Guild Songbird is in good cosmetic condition showing multiple dings, scratches and signs of play wear throughout (see photos).
#Guild s4ce serial number
Good condition featuring single cutaway routed mahogany body with dark stain finish, solid Sitka spruce X braced top, multiple bindings on the top edge of the body, decorative soundhole rosette, single ply tortoiseshell grain pickguard, rosewood bridge with bone saddle and six white plastic bridge pins, Fishman pickup system with one volume control and one concentric tone control with black plastic knobs mounted to the bass side of the body, set mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard with small pearl dot inlays starting at the 3rd fret, Guild peghead shape with black peghead face and pearl inlaid Guild logo and decorative Chesterfield inlay, single ply black plastic truss rod cover, three per side Grover gold plated Rotomatic tuning machines, serial number and Made in USA impressed into the back of the peghead, single ply black plastic electronics control cover plate and two metal strap buttons.
