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I got this Guild Starfire V today. Not sure what year it was made . Paper lable inside says "Guild Starfire V Green EN 455" made in Hoboken.New Jersey.

I really really like these guitars.

For realsies WTR, can you pm me if/when you decide to sell this one? It looks like it'd be straight up my alley. Don't know nor will I ask what you paid for it. Just....let me know when that inevitable time comes, K? In the off chance I may be able to afford it by then.

That's nice. It's kind of a horrid colour, but it still ends up looking nice.

i suppse v means five, but man, i was hoping for a vee

One of the best I've ever known you buy: brilliant guitars.

I absolutely love this. Probably my favourite of all of the guitars you've bought and posted about over the years.

Oh I say, that is rather lovely.

Ooh. I was chatting to a mate about these recently. Extremely nice guitar!

Very, very cool.

the colour and the grain looks amazing. very sweet guitar

those starfires are just perfect, love the colour.....do a demo

That's a mighty fine guitar, one of my all time favorites... and I've wanted a green guitar for some time so an all round topper of a guitar.

Very very nice, a friend of mine has one of these in purple that is lovely.

Thanks guys!

Nick wrote:For realsies WTR, can you pm me if/when you decide to sell this one? It looks like it'd be straight up my alley. Don't know nor will I ask what you paid for it. Just....let me know when that inevitable time comes, K? In the off chance I may be able to afford it by then.

Haha,ok,I will write that down ..."Nick has 1st dibs on Guild SF-V"

It's a cool guitar It sounds like this..

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more of a trashy garage band kinda sound than you would get with a 335.I think Bob Weir played one in the Warlocks.Middle position is wound out of phase(mine has mini switches added for in and out of phase).



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my old guitar teacher had one of those in sunburst that was almost completely worn off on the back of the body and neck. He played a lot of shreddy prog type stuff on it, and sounded totally badass. Doing divebombs and other wankery with a old bigsby equipped hollowbody seems so much cooler than playing the same stuff on the typical superstrat.
Are those semi or fully hollow?

Looks sexy.

Lovely guitar. A single cutaway Starfire has been on my dream guitar list for a while.

Thanks! This is a really nice guitar. It is a semi-hollow and it has a lot more sustain than other similar guitars I've owned. almost like a solidbody. The pickups have a rougher, sound than Gibson humbuckers and it loves fuzz an distortion pedals.

I know you're not usually fond of saying, but do you mind revealing how much this set you back? Or a ballpark range at least.