Guild guitars?

[idssdi]

Im always looking for guitars I would buy if I would have the money. Since I'm getting older I started being more sensible with it and mostly look at guitar I would buy at that point in time. Now I found 4 different guitars out of which 3 are schecters and which I think are probably pretty good and one Guild.

I've rarely heard of Guild so I'm curious, are they any good?

All of these guitars are around the same price range btw.

 

[Jak Angelescu]

Im always looking for guitars I would buy if I would have the money. Since I'm getting older I started being more sensible with it and mostly look at guitar I would buy at that point in time. Now I found 4 different guitars out of which 3 are schecters and which I think are probably pretty good and one Guild.

I've rarely heard of Guild so I'm curious, are they any good?

All of these guitars are around the same price range btw.

My dad has had a Guild since 1990. Last year he bought a Taylor because his Guild started to break and crack. He ended up spending some extra money to get the Guild repaired. My personal opinion? I always picked up his Guild over his Taylor. And so does he

 

[Conor Mason]

Hey! Here's my two cents as well. Guild is an older, established brand that has gone through a few ownership changes. Fender owned them for a time and I really liked what they did back then, which is, like, the late 90's-early 00's. Like Jak said, Guilds are nice and are well known for their acoustics over electrics, but do make electric guitars. Kim Thayil from Soundgarden has used the Guild version of an SG for, pretty much, his entire career and I know Jerry Cantrell used a Guild acoustic for a while. Personally, I always shop for what I am looking for and seriously look at which instrument has the features, specs and tone/vibe I am going for vs brand. Hope that helps! Guild hasn't been my cup of tea, personally, but they make good stuff. Cheers!

Conor