Electric guitar GUILD Surfliner HH (Shoreline Mist)

Electric guitar GUILD Surfliner HH (Shoreline Mist)

Vintage offset design and the power of two humbuckers!

A logical natural progression of the Surfliner platform, the Surfliner HH dives into the rock and metal genres with a powerful HH pickup configuration and split coils for a diverse tonal palette.

The all-new Guild Surfliner was inspired by the iconic heritage and eccentric shapes of vintage Guild guitars, and complements the brand's line-up, combining classic style with modern features in an attractive asymmetrical solid wood body.

Meet the Surfliner!

Charisma and Affordability - Guild's Surfliner HH takes the sleek asymmetric style of a vintage 60's offset guitar and infuses it with modern features aimed at guitarists who want an affordable yet reliable instrument with great sound and a custom design. The Surfliner's lightweight body is made from poplar, and the asymmetric shape with an offset waist provides unparalleled comfort when playing both sitting and standing. The 23-fret ergonomic maple neck has a matte finish and provides fantastic playability regardless of the musical genre.

What about versatility? The Surfliner HH has it in abundance, boasting a pair of pickups, HB-2s with Alnico II magnets and metal caps that deliver an endless tonal palette that's perfect for any genre of music, from delicate jazz and pulsing R&B to aggressive rock reefs Completing the picture is a Tune-o-matic bridge combined with string-through-body construction - ideal for players who like an offset look but prefer a fixed tailpiece and tuning stability.

Vintage style Guild HB-2 humbuckers

The Guild HB-2 pickups not only have a unique humbucker look - they also have a unique humbucker tone. These pickups are a nod to vintage Guild era humbuckers, with a more detailed sound that is more treble oriented than a typical humbucker. This amazing articulation allows the HB-2 pickups to not only easily cope with the main task of humbuckers - energetic rock parts, sharp blues solos and even with aggressive metal riffs, but also to sound great on the clean channel of the amplifier - no worse than a traditional single. Add to that the ability to split the coils of each pickup, and you have an incredibly versatile instrument for any situation!