Discover the Guild GAD-50 Dreadnought Acoustic, a masterful blend of tradition and innovation that resonates with every note. This guitar embodies the iconic dreadnought shape, cherished by musicians for its rich, full-bodied sound. Crafted with the finest materials, the GAD-50 boasts a solid Indian rosewood back and sides, paired with a solid spruce top featuring scalloped bracing. This combination offers incredible resonance and tonal clarity, making it a go-to choice for both strummers and fingerpickers.

The one-piece mahogany neck, connected with a traditional dovetail joint, ensures stability and comfort for any playing style. Attention to detail shines through with an Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, enhanced by classic pearl inlays and wood binding. The bone nut and bone-compensated saddle further enhance the guitar's intonation and sustain, ensuring that your music always sounds its best.

Equipped with Grover Rotomatic tuners, the GAD-50 guarantees reliable tuning stability, while the ebony pearl dot-inlaid bridge pins and strap buttons add a touch of elegance. Whether you're playing at home, in the studio, or on stage, this guitar's high-gloss finish not only protects but also accentuates its natural beauty. Complete with a wooden arched case, the Guild GAD-50 is more than just an instrument; it's a tribute to over 50 years of exceptional craftsmanship by Guild Guitars.

Key Features:

• Body Style: Dreadnought
• Top: Solid Spruce with Scalloped Bracing
• Back & Sides: Solid Indian Rosewood
• Neck: One-Piece Mahogany with Dovetail Joint
• Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood (12" Radius)
• Scale Length: 25 1/2"
• Frets: 20
• Tuners: Grover Rotomatic Die-cast
• Bridge: Indian Rosewood Pin
• Nut & Saddle: Bone
• Finish: High Gloss (Polyester)

Product specs

FAQs

What type of wood is used for the Guild GAD-50 Dreadnought Acoustic's top?

The Guild GAD-50 features a solid Sitka spruce top, known for its balanced tone and excellent projection, making it ideal for various musical styles.

How does the Guild GAD-50 Dreadnought Acoustic's neck feel?

The guitar has a 1-piece mahogany neck with a 1-11/16" nut width, providing a comfortable grip for most players, suitable for both strumming and fingerpicking.

Is the Guild GAD-50 Dreadnought Acoustic suitable for live performance?

While the Guild GAD-50 does not have a built-in preamp or pickup, its robust sound and projection make it suitable for live performance when used with an external microphone or pickup system.

What kind of tuning machines does the Guild GAD-50 use?

The Guild GAD-50 is equipped with Grover Rotomatic die-cast tuners, known for their reliability and smooth tuning stability.

What is the body shape of the Guild GAD-50 Dreadnought Acoustic?

The Guild GAD-50 features a traditional dreadnought body shape, offering a full-bodied sound with strong bass response, suitable for a wide range of playing styles.