Guild F-240e Jumbo Acoustic with a Low Price!
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- A big jumbo guitar with a sweet price from Guild Guitars. Have you tried the Guild F-240e yet? A great guitar with a big boomy sound. Let us know what you think in the comments.
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GUITAR SPECS:
Back & Side Wood: Mahogany
Body Size: Jumbo
Top Wood: Solid Sitka Spruce
Nut Width: 1 11/16"
Neck Shape: "C" Shape
Bracing Pattern: Standard "X" Scalloped
Scale Length: 25 1/2"
String Spacing at Saddle: 2 1/4"
Pickup: Guild/Fishman
Tuners: Guild GBB1 Butterbean Tuning Machines 16:1 Nickel
Case: Sold Separately
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Got mine for an anniversary gift and I fucking love this guitar
Did it come with a bag?
A minha veio.
I got one for 400+ at guitar center and its fantastic.
I just got one two days ago and it’s an absolute incredible value. Mine seems to have a bit more low end than this one.
I have played this.. so much bang for the buck. Wish they still came with bags.
All said and done.. this is probably my next new guitar.
Did you end up getting one?
@@stormengine3261 Unfortunately no.. Still no idea on what my next guitar will be.
first Guild guitar I ever played was an F-30. Loved it and the Guild headstock
Thanks for the demo Quinton. .
Y'all make the best guitar videos!
Nice Gillian Welch too. (David Rawlings)
Just saw the price. Bananas!
Got this guitar on Amazon it’s awesome guitar
Quentin is looking JACKED
Woah from Bozeman! Funny enough watching from Missoula. Great video
Nice demo, thanks...
Would love to see you review Teton guitars sometime. Especially since they are hq'd in Idaho Falls. I have a couple as my camping/travel guitars.
Thank you!
Wow talk about bang for your buck
I'm guessing the B&S are layered mahogany as the site doesn't mention solid mahogany.
The back uses an arched/molded laminated mahogany back. It works. No bracing (which adds rigidity). This allows to tone on the top to bounce off the back and project out.
Jumbos have a lot of spruce to move, so many can take time to open up.
Guilds US models will also sport this manufacturing process using the original machine Guild had. Gibson also experimented with the Blue Ridge, some of which laminated maple on the inside and rosewood on the outside. Really nice guitars.
Great!!!
It is much guitar you get for the money however the J200 shouldn't have been dragged in to the conversation. But lovely played as always 👍
Do you bow down to the J200 or does it allow you to play it. A great J200 is wonderful, but Gibson has put out a lot to dogs as well. They earned their reputation over decades.
Got this guitar on amoz awesome guitar
HOLY CRAP!! For that price, you can afford NOT to get one. Stick a Tonrite on it for 2 o 3 weeks and you have yourself an old worn in J-200.
Nice!
Why don't you plug it in so that we can hear how it sounds like?
Nice looking guitar. I can’t see you guys though. It’s like your upper bodies just aren’t there. Weird.
Baita som!👏👏👏
Is there any difference (substantially) between this and the 250 e?
Laminated maple vs Laminated Mahogany
Try flat wound strings. This is a guitar for all styles.
damn, i paid that much for my epiphone dr 400 masterbuilt series...saving for j-45 and just about ready to bite the bullet, otherwise i'd lay down the money for that.
I got mine one year ago. My question is which one is the soundhole cover?
Dunno should i sell my sigma gja-sg200 and buy this one instead? Anybody had a chance to compare those two?
Sounds like the majority of laminated guitars, too thin.
Top has to loosen up. The formed back is well established to push sound out very well. You can judge it on your handheld device if you want, but this construction clearly makes it a Guild. Bone pins and the right strings and you've got a great budget axe.
@@tomformanek3312 1- I do not listen to this on a cell phone, I am connected with a tower computer directly via HDMI in a Denon receiver which is connected to my TV, and the sound comes out through 4-way tower speakers. Do you think 1 minute that I judge the sound of a guitar with shitty cell phone speakers.
2- I have been playing acoustic guitar for 36 years, I have played hundreds and hundreds of guitars from all known manufacturers and all formats, I have played all laminate, solid tops with laminate back and side, and all solid, and although many of them sounded pretty, I've never played a solid top on laminate that sounded as rich as warm and woody as a solid wood.
@@Denon395 Where to start.
I have been playing for 50 years and I have learned people who make blanket statements do so to impress others.
I have played lots of solid wood guitars I could not wait to depart with including a Gibson, three Guilds and two Martins....plus a Taylor.
Not everyone can afford your level of taste (or perhaps superiority). The guitar won't replace a F50 nor a Gibson J200. That doesn't mean you can'twind up with a really enjoyable guitar.
Gibson has also used molded backs as has Guild. It adds rigidity while reflecting sound out much as an Ovation. I have played lots of dead sounding all solid guitars. Taylor makes really nice laminate back guitars. Tone is what you hear for what you need and what you can afford. Unfortunately review sites have more than their fair share of people who divert any discussion from the instrument to themselves including the obligatory "give me Martin or give me death" folks. Your impressions will go a lot further than plugging your standards my friend.
@@tomformanek9829 You don't have to put $5000 on a guitar, these days there are solid wood guitars at reasonable prices. I have a Godin Metropolis Cedar Natural which is only $1500 CAD which is all solid wood and it sounds and plays like a $3000 guitar. To each their own preferences, I've played several laminated guitars and they always seemed to me to sound thin, and didn't have that woody sound of solid wood. Tastes are subjective but for me the laminate does not suit me.
@@Denon395yeah you sound like a snob 😂
I have purchased 2 Guild acoustics, recent models, and Both of them had bridge lift. Good price has risks. I ended up paying $150 to have the bridges reglued. Not my kind of quality.
Guild warranty replaced my F-2512E because of bridge lift.
@@markgatny3724 All the more reason to not own a 12 string, way too much tension! Just think, twice the pulling pressure as a 6 string! Something is bound to go wrong!
That's an arm full.
Fire wood 🪞🧧🎎♨️💭
Oh no. Those terrible strings. New strings allways sound slimy chimy until about the second week of playing. The guitar is good is he saying with time? I just bought one and I'm waiting for it to be delivered and that didn't sound all that great. Hope it's the strings.
Dont know if it's me but the guitar player dont seem to play well
Could be because a lot of the playing was just to demonstrate sound and volume, particularly the oddly timed strumming on certain parts. On good speakers, you can hear him playing harder and softer on those parts to show how the bass and volume changes.
It's you, he's fine player in the bluegrass community. Maybe not for the finger style Tommy Emanuel disciples
Sorry but it’s nothing compared to a Martin
I wondered when one of you robots would show up. We're sooo impressed that you are a Martin snob. Safe posture and I'm sure your musician friends are incredibly impressed. Thanks for stopping by.
@@tomformanek3312 thanks Tom 👍🏻🪕
That's because it's NOT a martin.
Martin's not known for jumbos.....really the realm of Gibson.
That’s like playing a a gretsch streamliner and being like “it’s not a Gibson ES-335”. Not shit. The price alone isn’t comparable