Newark Street CE100D!
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Very groovy. I wish Guild would put up more pictures.
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Note the substantial price jumps.
Wow, the prices have gone up five hundred bucks across the board!
Wow, the prices have gone up five hundred bucks across the board!
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And now they have the Newark Street Aristocrat in natural also! jim in Maine
http://guildguitars.com/instruments/details/?partno=3793000818
http://guildguitars.com/instruments/details/?partno=3793000818
dhdfoster
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That's gold!
Aren't the prices the same? That's MSRP.
Aren't the prices the same? That's MSRP.
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OnFallowGround
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Forgive my ignorance... what's the difference between the CE100d and a Starfire III?
EDIT: Nevermind, was able to compare the specs... looks like it's basically maple vs mahogony. It's weird that they have an entirely different designation based on the wood type.
EDIT: Nevermind, was able to compare the specs... looks like it's basically maple vs mahogony. It's weird that they have an entirely different designation based on the wood type.
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adorshki
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The nomenclature goes back to Guild's earliest days and in fact the original Starfires were an evolution of the CE's "wink"
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Ok! :embarrassed:
jcwu
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Actually the Starfires evolved from the T100. The CE100 is thicker-bodied (I have one, it's a monster of a guitar to hold and love).
guildman63
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And it is my understanding that the T-100 is simply a thinline CE-100, thus the "T".
jcwu
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