Bridges
Muller #10 and bass bridges, plus Hagstrom guitar and bass bridge components.
New old stock (NOS) and used original parts for pre-Fender Guild guitars and basses, with a focus on instruments built in Westerly, Rhode Island and limited parts for Hoboken-era models.
The Guitar Mechanic maintains a changing selection of original, used, and new old stock parts for vintage Guild instruments. These parts primarily serve pre-Fender guitars and basses made at the Westerly factory, with limited support for earlier Hoboken instruments.
Correct fit can vary by model and production year. Before ordering, consult a trusted Guild reference such as Hans Moust's Guild book or the Guild community, and send us your instrument model, serial number, photos, and measurements. Additional part measurements and information are available on request.
Complete hardware kits may also be available for select models and eras.
Inventory changes frequently. The categories below reflect the types of vintage Guild parts historically stocked by The Guitar Mechanic.
Muller #10 and bass bridges, plus Hagstrom guitar and bass bridge components.
Period hardware kits from the 1960s through the 1980s for models including the SF-4, X-175, S-100, S-70, and others.
Vintage Guild wiring harnesses for models such as the S-100, S-60, M-85, and B-302.
HB-1, mini-humbucker, Mickey Mouse, Brian May, and Artist Award pickups, plus select complete S-70, S-50, and S-90 pickguards.
Kolb, Schaller, Gotoh, classical, and Grover tuners used across vintage Guild models.
Artist Award, X-500, Muller harp, and S-100 tailpieces and related components.
Strap buttons, screws, knobs, pickguards, truss-rod covers, backplates, pickup bezels, springs, and hardware.
Original and period-correct hardware and electronics for select vintage Guild bass models.
Measurements and additional details are available to help identify the correct part before purchase.
Vintage Guild specifications changed across factories, years, and models. The more information you send, the easier it is to determine whether a part is appropriate for your instrument.
Parts not listed directly may appear through The Guitar Mechanic's eBay store.