An LR Baggs pickup system is available as an option, and each guitar includes a hand-signed certificate of authenticity and ships with Guild’s Premium humidified hardshell case. This Electric Guitar is used for various styles of music, most notably all the styles of Rock, Blues and Metal. The D-55’s nitro finish is available in natural or Antique Burst and is hand sprayed for minimum thickness and maximum resonance that will only get better with age. This guitar sports a trendy plastic bridge. Plastic Bridge Material The bridge of guitar is a very important component, both in terms of functionality and sound. A spruce top and apathies back and sides provide great tone and sound. The D-55’s fingerboard is set on an all-mahogany neck with beautiful walnut center seam running the length of the heel to headstock. The 38 inches Intern INT-38C Acoustic Guitar kit (Sunburst) has a cutaway design allows easy access to higher frets. The matching ebony fingerboard is also fully bound and inlayed with Guild’s iconic abalone/pearl “V-Blocks” and multi-line “railroad track” purfling on the bass and treble sides. Dobro Resonator Sunburst Guitar, 1933, estimate 2,500-3,500 at Christies preview of the personal guitar collection of Pink Floyd legend David Gilmour, ahead of a pre-sale touring exhibition of the 120 guitars on sale. The D-55 showcases Guild’s most recognizable headstock which is fully bound and features the Guild “Peak and Shield” inlay combination over a figured ebony overlay. Internal refinements include scalloped Adirondack bracing as well as an improved dovetail neck-joint, hand fit to make this generation of D-55 the lightest, loudest, and best-sounding yet. Vintage style, single cutaway solid alder body- contoured top, set neck, rosewood fingerboard, traditional style pick guard, 2 humbucking pick-ups, 2-v and 2-t and chrome die-cast machines. The D-55 remains true to all the premium appointments of its 1968 predecessor, including a AAA Sitka spruce top, solid Indian Rosewood back and sides, ebony fingerboard and bridge, and nitrocellulose finish. The most anticipated return of a Guild acoustic to date, the 2017 Guild D-55 is back and better than ever. Famously played by Tommy Smothers on the Smothers Brothers Show in the 1960s, the D-55 grew in both popularity and longevity over the decades, finding homes in the hands of more contemporary artists like Waylon Jennings, Billie Joe Armstrong, and David Nail. First introduced in 1968 as a special-order top-of-the-line model, the D-55 was so well-received that Guild added it into the regular production line by 1974.
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