Guild D150CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar-Natural

Guild D-150CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar-Natural. This guitar is in excellent condition with no gouges, dings, and virtually zero play wear. It does have "used" gently stamped on the back of the headstock. The action is nice and low and it plays and sounds great! Comes with case and case candy.

Get the classic, full-bodied tone of a dreadnought with the Guild D-150CE. This robust acoustic-electric guitar features a solid spruce top and solid rosewood back and sides for full, rich acoustic tone. The mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard offers outstanding response and playability that's ideal for flatpicking and fingerpicking alike. Strum the D-150CE with big, open first-position chords and hear the sustain and resonance that make the Westerly series acoustic guitars a favorite among guitarists . The D-150CE also features a Guild/Fishman GT1 with Sonicore pickup for stellar amplified acoustic tone and a deep cutaway for effortless access higher up the neck for lead runs and varied chord voicings.

Tech Specs

• String Type: Steel
• Number of Strings: 6
• Left-/Right-handed: Right-handed
• Body Shape: Dreadnought
• Back & Sides Wood: Indian Rosewood
• Top Wood: Sitka Spruce
• Finish: Gloss Polyurethane
• Color: Natural
• Body Bracing: Spruce Scalloped X-bracing
• Binding:Ivory ABS
• Neck Wood: African Mahogany
• Neck Shape: Slim C
• Radius:16"
• Fingerboard Material: Rosewood
• Fingerboard Inlay: Mother-of-Pearl Dots
• Number of Frets: 20, Medium High
• Scale Length: 25.5"
• Nut Width: 1.75"
• Nut/Saddle Material: Bone/Bone
• Bridge Material: Rosewood
• Tuning Machines: Guild Vintage Open Gear
• Electronics:Guild/Fishman Sonitone GT-1
• Strings:D'Addario, .012-.053
• Case/Gig Bag: Gig Bag
• Manufacturer Part Number: 99-740-0100

We are an authorized dealer for manufacturer approved refurbished guitars. These guitars are sent directly from the manufacturer to the authorized refurbishing center where they are fully inspected, set up and repaired as needed by a certified technician. They are sent there for many reasons, including: returns, cosmetic flaws, minor repairs, surplus & discontinued models. The serial numbers on the guitars may be partially altered and/or replaced and the back of the headstock is lightly stamped "used" by the authorized refurbishing center per manufacturer agreements.