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Description

Discover the perfect harmony between tradition and innovation with the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly. This acoustic-electric guitar is designed to captivate both seasoned players and budding musicians alike. The jumbo body with a cutaway allows for expansive sound projection and effortless access to higher frets, making it ideal for both strumming and intricate fingerpicking.

Crafted with a solid spruce top and complemented by solid rosewood back and sides, the F-150CE delivers a warm, resonant tone that is rich in both depth and clarity. The Fishman Sonitone preamp paired with a Sonicore pickup ensures your sound is as dynamic when amplified as it is unplugged. The mahogany neck and rosewood fretboard provide a comfortable playing experience, while the C-shaped neck profile caters to a variety of playing styles.

With its premium craftsmanship and attention to detail, including a bone nut and saddle for enhanced tuning stability, the Guild F-150CE embodies the essence of quality and performance. Whether you're performing on stage or in the studio, this guitar is your reliable companion, offering a seamless blend of traditional acoustic warmth and modern electric versatility.

Key Features:

  • Jumbo body with cutaway design
  • Solid spruce top with Westerly scalloped Sitka spruce X-bracing
  • Solid rosewood back and sides
  • Mahogany neck with C-profile
  • Rosewood fretboard with 20 frets
  • Fishman Sonitone preamp with Sonicore pickup
  • Bone nut and saddle
  • Includes a premium gig bag

Product specs

Available since May 2015
Top Solid Spruce
Back and Sides Rosewood, Solid
Cutaway Yes
Fretboard Rosewood
Nut width in mm 44,50 mm
Frets 20
Pickup(s) Yes
Colour Natural
Case Yes
Incl. Gigbag No

FAQs

What kind of wood is used in the construction of the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly?

The Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly features a solid spruce top and solid rosewood back and sides, providing a rich, resonant sound with excellent projection.

Does the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly come with a built-in pickup system?

Yes, the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly includes a built-in pickup system, allowing you to easily amplify your sound for live performances or recording.

Is the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly suitable for fingerstyle playing?

With its 44.50 mm nut width and rosewood fretboard, the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly offers ample space for fingerstyle playing, making it a great choice for guitarists who prefer this technique.

Does the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly come with a case?

Yes, the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly comes with a case, providing protection and easy transport for your guitar.

What is the cutaway design on the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly used for?

The cutaway design on the Guild F-150CE Nat Westerly allows for easier access to the higher frets, making it more convenient for playing solos and complex chord voicings.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Exceptional build quality with meticulous attention to detail

  • Jumbo body offers substantial volume without feeling bulky

  • Neck width accommodates both fingerstyle and electric guitar players

  • Acoustic sound is notably balanced and cutting through

  • Fishman electronics provide versatility despite limited controls

  • Comes with a high-quality, sturdy case

  • Holds its own against higher-priced competitors

  • Ideal for picking with precise and clean sound reproduction

  • Uses beautiful rosewood materials for a clear, balanced tone

CONS

  • Neck may feel thick for those accustomed to thinner Taylor necks

  • Limited control options on Fishman electronics system

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