Guild S-200 T-Bird negro

General

This is the Guild S-200 T-Bird. An unrivalled '60s icon complete with brilliantly awkward asymmetrical body and headstock, this faithful reissue comes cloaked in glistening black. Every detail is on-point, from the Grover Sta-Tite machine heads, to the Tremar tailpiece that's still more than able to take on supple vibrato as well functioning as a stable hard-tail-style bridge. 

The S-200 T-Bird: Every Sonic Colour

A guitar like the Guild S-200 T-Bird just has to offer a massive range of possible tone, and that's exactly what it does. Loaded with two LB-1 Little Bucker pickups, you're getting sparkling cleans that can be flipped to humbucker warmth. Since this is a '60s design, a small army of switches is provided to adjust your tone, including a rhythm and lead mode switch and an on/off switch per pickup. As cool as this model looks, it's also a dream to play thanks to a mahogany neck with a solid C-profile and a nicely trimmed scale length of 24.75-inches. In short, this guitar is made for the real players.