Guild F50 Jumbo Acoustic Guitar (with Case)
Introduced in 1954, the F-50 was the top of the acoustic flat top line and was popularized by exceptional players including Eric Clapton, who graced the cover of the Guild catalog in 1968. The new F-50 adopts many of the features of the best 1960's instruments, with a 4.8 in. body depth, a relocated "X" brace pattern, and a new sculpted Rosewood bridge.
Overall User Ratings (based on 23 ratings)
Submitted February 9, 2006 by a customer from windygap.younglife.org
"A thunderous and full range sound make this the best guitar for the money."
I keep wondering if I will get tired of this guitar, after owning it for over twenty-five years. But I keep looking at what I got and what I need, and then I realize I have all that I need....the best.
Sound
I sold my Martin D-35 to buy this guitar. It is the best sounding live performance guitar out there. It is harder to play than some because the neck is a little wider, but the sound is unbeatable. A great rythum guitar.
Features
It came with a great Guild case. It's made of iron, it seems like.
Quality
Great workmanship. Beautiful bowed maple back makes it look like a chello or a fine orchestra instrument.
Value
It's a s good as any major produced guitar you can find. It will match any sound of any guitar made.
Manufacturer Support
I haven't had to get any support in twenty five years of owning it. It has been quality all through the years.
The Wow Factor
I have the antique sunburst model, and man is it good lookin.
Musical Background:
Musician for thirty-five years
Musical Style:
All kinds but mostly Country
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