The GAD-30 has an orchestra body, solid spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, bone nut and saddle, mahogany neck, wood binding and pearl dot inlay. Learn More...
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8 out of 10Feature:
Came with a great hard-shell case!
Quality:
Excellent quality.
Value:
In my opinion, this guitar is a tremendous buy for the price!
Sound:
I normally only play vintage guitars from the 1920s & '30s. But I wanted a guitar that I could take to gigs, parties, etc. where I'd be uncomfortable taking one of my vintage instruments. I was hoping to find a new guitar with a sound that campares with the old 1930s era Gibsons, Stellas, and the like. My Guild GAD-30 was the perfect choice!
Ease of Use:
This guitar plays like butter and is very responsive, too!
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10 out of 10Quality:
I'm amazed that the Chinese Guilds are so well made.
Sound:
The very best guitar for the money...without a doubt. My GAD30 has its own great sound and plays almost as well as my Martin. If your looking for a fantastic, reasonably priced guitar..the GAD30 is it!
Ease of Use:
I love the size and handling of the OM's.
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9 out of 10Feature:
Comes with a first-rate Guild hardshell case.
Quality:
Arrived in absolutely perfect condition, with no cosmetic or mechanical flaws.
Value:
The best guitar you can buy at this price point. Easily in the same league with Taylor 400-500 series guitars which cost hundreds more.
Sound:
Sounds like a high-end, well-built Guild should. Enough volume for finger picking, and a warm tone when strummed or flat picked.
Ease of Use:
With some minor set up work, this guitar plays and feels like guitars that are hundreds, if not thousands of dollars more expensive.
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