1975 Guild Jet Star II Acorn bass natural mahogany

The first bass I have ever seen in person, I thought this was really cool. Serial number and pot codes put it at 1975. It has the original hard case, which was pained black, but is solid, not sticky or smelly. Plays good, truss rod works, a little dip in the neck where is joins the body, not unusual in a set neck instrument stored somewhere it shouldn't have been stored (like dry!) but already better than when we got it, and doesn't seem to affect playability. Shorter scale, 2 massive sounding bass humbucking pickups and appears to be all stock. Light players wear, some scuffs and such here and there, but overall looks great, with a beautiful lighter mahogany finish. And the carved acorns! How cool is that! I have had one of the guitars, and seen a few others, but this has to be rare on a bass. A couple of the wooden bridge saddles had been cracked and repaired, and are holding up fine (really not noticeable, we had to have them off the bass until we saw that- the G string sat a little low so we put a small shim under the saddle to get it where it needed to be. Love this stuff, love Guilds, they are hard to beat for quality, and tone, and this is a cool body style. Thanks for looking!

Coleman Music
1021 South Main St.
China Grove, NC, 28023
(704)-857-5705