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Please note this is an autotranslation of the Japanese description. If you have any questions, please ask.
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Guild, beloved by countless folk singers, including Paul Simon, John Denver, and Nick Drake, remains a beloved guitar brand, secretly popular among enthusiasts and dedicated to connoisseurs. This used 1972 "D40" model, first produced in 1963, was Guild's flagship mahogany back and sides model and beloved by many musicians until its discontinuation in 1992. Unlike lower-tier Guild models, the body back is solidly constructed without any rounding, giving it a well-crafted feel. It features an original dreadnought shape, a spruce top, mahogany back and sides, a mahogany neck, and a rosewood fingerboard and bridge. A strap pin is attached to the neck heel, and the body end appears to have had a pickup installed in the past, with an enlarged hole for a jack. Non-scalloped bracing and a large heel block ensure a solid build, typical of Guild vintage guitars. The pickguard shows signs of aging, with cracks repaired above and below the sound hole. There are also occasional dents and scuffs, consistent with its age. The saddle has been worn down to its bare minimum, but the neck is in excellent condition. The low string height provides comfortable playability. If you're looking for a well-used Guild, this is a great choice. A standard hard case is included.
Condition: EX+
Top: Solid Spruce
Side: Solid Mahogany
Back: Solid Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Bridge: Rosewood
Machine Head: Original
Pick Guard: Tortoise Large
Pick-up: None
Nut width: 42.5mm
Scale: 650mm
Case: Hard Case
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Policy
All products are shipped with insurance and are traceable. Import duties and customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer. Please make sure to understand your country's requirements before placing an order.
Due to the nature of international transactions, returns are extremely challenging. Returns will be accepted only under specific circumstances, such as if the item is damaged during shipping, does not match the description, or if the wrong item is received. Please be mindful of these conditions. When initiating a return, please carefully review whether the contents are included in the return policy. If you have concerns, feel free to inquire before placing an order. Additionally, all items listed on 'Reverb' are available for purchase in Japanese stores as well, and we regularly update our stock. However, depending on the timing of your order, items may occasionally be out of stock. In such cases, we will promptly cancel the order and provide a refund.
If you have any further questions or uncertainties, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you for your interest!
Please note this is an autotranslation of the Japanese description. If you have any questions, please ask.
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Guild, beloved by countless folk singers, including Paul Simon, John Denver, and Nick Drake, remains a beloved guitar brand, secretly popular among enthusiasts and dedicated to connoisseurs. This used 1972 "D40" model, first produced in 1963, was Guild's flagship mahogany back and sides model and beloved by many musicians until its discontinuation in 1992. Unlike lower-tier Guild models, the body back is solidly constructed without any rounding, giving it a well-crafted feel. It features an original dreadnought shape, a spruce top, mahogany back and sides, a mahogany neck, and a rosewood fingerboard and bridge. A strap pin is attached to the neck heel, and the body end appears to have had a pickup installed in the past, with an enlarged hole for a jack. Non-scalloped bracing and a large heel block ensure a solid build, typical of Guild vintage guitars. The pickguard shows signs of aging, with cracks repaired above and below the sound hole. There are also occasional dents and scuffs, consistent with its age. The saddle has been worn down to its bare minimum, but the neck is in excellent condition. The low string height provides comfortable playability. If you're looking for a well-used Guild, this is a great choice. A standard hard case is included.
Condition: EX+
Top: Solid Spruce
Side: Solid Mahogany
Back: Solid Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Bridge: Rosewood
Machine Head: Original
Pick Guard: Tortoise Large
Pick-up: None
Nut width: 42.5mm
Scale: 650mm
Case: Hard Case
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Policy
All products are shipped with insurance and are traceable. Import duties and customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer. Please make sure to understand your country's requirements before placing an order.
Due to the nature of international transactions, returns are extremely challenging. Returns will be accepted only under specific circumstances, such as if the item is damaged during shipping, does not match the description, or if the wrong item is received. Please be mindful of these conditions. When initiating a return, please carefully review whether the contents are included in the return policy. If you have concerns, feel free to inquire before placing an order. Additionally, all items listed on 'Reverb' are available for purchase in Japanese stores as well, and we regularly update our stock. However, depending on the timing of your order, items may occasionally be out of stock. In such cases, we will promptly cancel the order and provide a refund.
If you have any further questions or uncertainties, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you for your interest!
| Listed | 7 months ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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