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1. guildguitars.com › contact-usContact Us | Guild Guitars

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   contact us. Hello! We receive a high volume of questions and requests, so for the quickest answers, please be sure to check our FAQ (frequently asked questions) page! Our Facebook and Twitter pages are also excellent resources and the community at the Let’s Talk Guild forum can be helpful with questions regarding vintage Guild models!

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Guild_Guitar_CompanyGuild Guitar Company - Wikipedia

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   The Guild Guitar Company is a United States-based guitar manufacturer founded in 1952 by Alfred Dronge, [1] a guitarist and music-store owner, and George Mann, a former executive with the Epiphone Guitar Company. The brand name currently exists as a brand under Córdoba Music Group. [2] In February 2023, The Yamaha Guitar Group acquired Cordoba ...

   • Founder: Alfred Dronge
   • Industry: Musical instrument

   • Headquarters: Oxnard, California, United States

3. authorityguitar.com › guild-guitars-serial-numbersGuild Guitars Serial Numbers. Date Your Guitar.

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   Apr 17, 2024 · It’s simple enough with our Guild guitar serial number checker. Type your serial numbers into the decoder below and you’ll get all the information Guild has on the instrument. If you end up with an error message, please scroll down and find your guitar’s credentials manually using our helpful number grids.

   Serial Numbers	Guitar Model
   JA100067	ARTIST AWARD
   BB100235	B301A-B302A
   BD100335	B401-B402
   BA100168	B50

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   Who founded Guild guitars?

   • The Essential Guide Alfred Dronge founded the Guild Guitar company in 1952. Alfred was a keen guitar player and music store owner. His partner George Mann was a former owner of Epiphone Guitar Company. A year later the first Guild Guitars were manufactured.

   Guild Guitars Serial Numbers. Date Your Guitar

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   How do I Find my Guild guitar serial number?

   • It’s simple enough with our Guild guitar serial number checker. Type your serial numbers into the decoder below and you’ll get all the information Guild has on the instrument. If you end up with an error message, please scroll down and find your guitar’s credentials manually using our helpful number grids.

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   What guitars does Guild make?

   • Due to Al Dronge's passion for jazz music, Guild concentrates solely on the production of full-depth hollow body electric guitars for their first year. In the next few years, Guild makes their first flattops, followed by acoustic archtops. Models such as the X-175 Manhattan, M-75 Aristocrat, F-30, F-40, and F-50 are introduced.

   History & Heritage | Guild Guitars

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   Are select Guild guitars available in stores?

   • *Select Guild Guitars are not yet available in stores, but we’d be happy to provide you with more information and status updates in the time leading up to their release dates. In the form below, please select “Pre-Order”. In the Message box, please provide your address and the model you’re interested in. Thank you! What's Your Question About?:

   Contact Us | Guild Guitars

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5. shop.guildguitars.com › guitarsGuitars - Guild Shop

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   The Guild Newark St. Collection marks the return of classic Guild electric guitars and basses from the 1950s and ’60s—once again putting the distinctive Guild styling and voice that helped shape popular music into the hands of today’s musicians. $699.00.