1975 Guild X-175 Amazing Jazz Guitar 1/2 The Price Of A Gibson! (148)

1975 Guild X-175 – Vintage Jazz Classic

Up for sale is a 1975 Guild X-175 in Very Good condition. These are widely regarded as one of the best budget vintage jazz guitars on the market, offering classic archtop tone and feel without the high price tag. This example shows little to no fret wear and plays great up and down the neck. It has that warm, articulate jazz sound Guild is known for, along with a comfortable neck and solid build quality. A very cool vintage guitar with tons of vibe and character.

A great choice for jazz players, collectors, or anyone looking to get into a true vintage archtop at an accessible price.

Comes with the original case as shown. (148)

Weight: 7lb 9oz | Nut: W 1.64 H .79 | 12th: W 2.01 H 0.90

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Condition, Shipping, & Setup Details:

I specialize in selling pre-owned guitars, which typically show signs of regular use. My commitment to quality is unwavering, and I ensure that any guitar I offer for sale is free from problems, unless explicitly mentioned. With a history of selling guitars dating back to the 1980s, I pride myself on selecting only the finest instruments.

It's important to understand that our shipping fees encompass more than just the cost of the box. I guarantee professional packaging using UPS-approved materials to safeguard your purchase. This typically includes new, heavy-duty boxes rated at 275lbs, 3-inch wide brown fiberglass reinforced tape, ensuring the guitar is well-protected. Additionally, every guitar shipped is fully insured for its sale price.

The guitars are set up according to my personal preferences (Medium Height), and I strictly avoid guitars with neck issues. However, guitar setup is highly subjective, and it is advisable to have it adjusted by a trusted local technician who understands your specific playstyle and preferences.