1967 Guild Starfire Bass Cherry

DESCRIPTION
Rock and Roll rarely looks this good! For your consideration a 1967 Guild Starfire Bass! This is one rad vintage semi-hollow bass! When a guitar is this worn it means its a good one! Some one just couldn’t put this bass down. This model was really popular with the psychedelic rockers of the 60s. Players like Jack Casady and Phil Lesh are notable users. Just a kill look on stage.

Specs! The bone nut measures 1.5″. The neck is made of mahogany and the depth measures .90″ at the 1st fret and .98″ at the 12th fret. The scale length measures 31″. Rosewood fingerboard with a 12″ radius. 21 original medium frets. The body is constructed out of laminate mahogany. Adjustable rosewood saddles. Single Humbucker pick up. The two thumb rests are original. The binding is separating a little bit in the cut away. Comes with its original hard shell case. Weighs 7 pounds and 10 ounces.

Semi hollow basses always have a wonderful round warm tone. The short scale length gives it a wicked thump. These two qualities put the B in bass. If you wanna get crazy plug it into a fuzz and let the rock begin. This is one cool bass. Would be an excellent addition to any bassist line up.

DETAILS
Year: 1967

Model: Starfire

Serial: BA1292

Finish: Cherry

Case: Comes with its original hard shell case.

Weight: 7 pounds and 10 ounces.

Condition: This bass in good condition.

Modifications: The nut has been upgraded to bone. A gear screw has been replaced.

Comments: Can't beat a vintage hollow body!