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Looks like a big difference in thickness between the two as well. I didn’t realize that the hollowbody was that much thicker than the solid body.

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Congratulations! That’s a really nice looking bass. I like the idea of a solid maple top and Ebony fretboard. Looking forward to your review!

Great guitar at a great price.

A nice guitar in excellent condition

Open to reasonable offers as well.

https://guildguitars.com/our-company/history-and-heritage/ According to this Guild website: In 2013, Guild also releases the Newark Street collection, re-releasing classic electric Guilds from the 1950s and 1960s, including the Starfire models, M-75 Aristocrat, and A-150 Savoy. More models are...

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@J.G.2024 I have a 1979 Guild Starfire IV posted in the Buy, Sell, Trade section if you are still looking for one.

Pretty neat, what did you use to make the wave forms?

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Beautiful guitar in excellent condition

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1971 Guild Starfire II Bass All original Very good condition Short Scale 30.75” Structurally sound, no issues, and electronics work properly as they should Plays beautifully, sounds fantastic! Laminated Flamed Maple body Walnut finish Rosewood fretboard A few dings as expected with its...

Thanks for the comments, Lungimsam, interesting results! I may try putting one in a solid body and see how it sounds. Thanks!

What do you think of the sound of that pickup in a solid body bass compared to a hollowbody bass? Is it a bit darker sounding in a solid body?

Beautiful guitar. Can you say what the woods are for the back, sides, and neck? Thanks.