Guild S-200 T-Bird Thunderbird Antique Burst

This brand new guitar features asymmetrical solid mahogany body, two Guild LB-1 humbucking pickups, two pickup on/off switches, rhythm/lead switch, bass cut switch, two volume controls and two tone controls with black reflector top knobs with Guild shield logo, large multi-ply black pickguard, tune-o-matic bridge, Hagstrom Vintage tremolo tailpiece with bar, mahogany C shape neck, asymmetrical headstock with Guild and Thunderbird logos, bone nut, 1 11/16" nut width, bound pao farro fingerboard with mother of pearl block inlays and medium jumbo frets, Grover Sta-Tite open back 18:1 tuners, nickel plated metal hardware, two metal strap buttons, and Antique Burst finish.

These new Guild T-Bird guitars are the absolute coolest. Extremely comfortable to play with a fantastic feeling neck profile. This guitar is very lightweight and incredibly versatile with quirky but useable electronics. We're big fans of the Thunderbird here at Mom and Dad's Music. If it's good enough for Muddy, it's good enough for us!

This is a brand new guitar and the photos are of the instrument listed here for sale (not stock images). This guitar is not sold with a case, but a Guild gig bag is available for purchase separately.

From the manufacturer: Guild is pleased to announce the highly anticipated reintroduction of one of its most iconic, uniquely recognizable guitars: the S-200 T-Bird. This reissue is a replica of the original versions produced between 1964 and 1968, featuring an asymmetrical all mahogany body sure to catch the eye of the guitarist looking to blaze his or her own trail. However, this guitar’s appeal isn’t just about its looks – its unique controls create the widest array of tones offered on any Guild instrument, drawing on its dual Guild LB-1 Little Bucker pickups to achieve almost every conceivable color on the palette. The T-Bird features a vintage C shape set mahogany neck and bound fingerboard with pearloid block inlays. Other period-correct details include open gear vintage tuning machines, and famed asymmetrical headstock adorned with Guild’s logo and mother-of-pearl Thunderbird icon.