Another highlight: 1966 Guild Starfire III
The guitar is in very good condition for its age It plays like butter and sounds great.
The neck is medium strong, not as narrow as many of the 70s Starfires and not a baseball neck
There are 2 or 3 small blemishes on the neck, but they don't bother you at all when playing
No buzzing, rattling or other dead sounds, even with low string action
It was re-fretted, which is about 300 euros for a guitar like this... no signs of play on the frets
The sunburst is beautifully rich and looks very good
Neck angle is great, which is not always a given with old archtops
The bridge is not original, at least the top part. But now it can be sensibly adjusted in contrast to the original bridge...
Comes in a new, sturdy Thomann case
Should be rare to find in this condition
In another listing I'm selling a very rare treasure: a 1958 T-100D "Slim Jim" with Franz pickups
Both together an absolute dream pair for a comparatively low price...
The youtube video is exactly this guitar
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| Listed | 3 years ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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