Clean and classy Guild Starfire II bass in flamed maple finish. This bass is in pristine condition - no dings, nicks or wear of any sort. It's as clean as it gets. Comes strung with D'Addario Flatwound Chromes and weighs approx. 8.3 lbs. Comes with original Guild hard shell case.
Save yourself about $500 by grabbing this like-new Starfire $1195 shipped to CONUS. No trades. $1100 for a local pickup near Philly area.
Guild Description
The Starfire Bass II Flamed Maple is back and better than ever. This dual-pickup, semi-hollow bass guitar adds both legendary style and a modern range of sonic options to Guild’s iconic Starfire Bass. Originally debuting in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, the Starfire Bass II quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). The recent addition of the BiSonic BS-1 neck pickup has expanded tonal options, giving bassists a warm, smooth sound for added flexibility. Individual volume, tone, and master volume knobs, along with and a pickup selector switch, allow for a variety of sonic options. As its name suggests, the Flamed Maple version replaced the original mahogany body with a stunning flamed maple—accentuated by the clear, high gloss finish. Includes a Guild Deluxe hardshell case.
Body Material: Flamed Maple
Inlays: Dot
Number of Frets: 21
Scale Length: 30.75 inches
Nut Width: 1.503 inches
Neck Material: Maple
Fretboard Material: Ebony
Finish/Color: Natural
Bridge Pickup: Guild BS-1 BiSonic Bass
Neck Pickup: Guild BS-1 BiSonic Bass
Case: Hardshell
Save yourself about $500 by grabbing this like-new Starfire $1195 shipped to CONUS. No trades. $1100 for a local pickup near Philly area.
Guild Description
The Starfire Bass II Flamed Maple is back and better than ever. This dual-pickup, semi-hollow bass guitar adds both legendary style and a modern range of sonic options to Guild’s iconic Starfire Bass. Originally debuting in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, the Starfire Bass II quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). The recent addition of the BiSonic BS-1 neck pickup has expanded tonal options, giving bassists a warm, smooth sound for added flexibility. Individual volume, tone, and master volume knobs, along with and a pickup selector switch, allow for a variety of sonic options. As its name suggests, the Flamed Maple version replaced the original mahogany body with a stunning flamed maple—accentuated by the clear, high gloss finish. Includes a Guild Deluxe hardshell case.
Body Material: Flamed Maple
Inlays: Dot
Number of Frets: 21
Scale Length: 30.75 inches
Nut Width: 1.503 inches
Neck Material: Maple
Fretboard Material: Ebony
Finish/Color: Natural
Bridge Pickup: Guild BS-1 BiSonic Bass
Neck Pickup: Guild BS-1 BiSonic Bass
Case: Hardshell
